' ,-.. \ QIJ'--------~D~I~~B~IO=N~IV~A~PP~E=A=L~A=N=D~D=I=KA~A=P=PEA==L_________1~34~ ·CHAPTER II '1113J'J111 Jg n1'1W"'1'1tu1 TRIAL, JUDGMENTS AND ORDERS l'hW'W1fiH1LL~~Fhl.:J.fuf'!1~'fl'VIfi'1tU • ••••••• IN. THE APPEAL COURT ·lJ11wa1 lao., 1~1'1111flVI!i~rufi"'1~n.n Llilmtllil L~m'ilYi1::LL~1u nnil~ulil1ilrtltl~'IJ11111~~fl~1l.Jl.J1Yi~m-Hiu Vlrtlilm~lhmmu •••••• • Section 203.- The Appeal Court shall try the case openly in the court only in case of the parties to be made an appointment or premised to appear before ·the Court or evident is to be taken. Section 204.- If there is to be a trial in open Court, the Appeal t1t1 n 1ill.J1 uulil rl11ii'Wiil1'ufi"'1~ru1 hi !l~ ~ r1~ 1l.l1 ~VI ~1u <I ~~1-1u 1 Court shall issue a notice fixing the day of such trial, and have it mh~ut1uhi~1n~1~1<iu served on the parties at least five days before such date . • m~YI~~1LLllll~m~ruuu~1l.lln~n11ii'Wiil-if1n~1iiu~1<i'WuuLLM<i1J fuli1'W~'W tl1i:J LVIIilfi Ll'111"1 ::oif1n~1Jufi1i~J LL~tl£h b~ Ln'WIItl~ Li1Jtl'W ' LV!Iil~ ' The hearing of the arguments shall not be fixed later than fifteen days from the date of the receipt of the file. If there is special reason, the hearing may be fixed at a later date, but not later than two months. The reason for such delay shall be written down by the Court in the memorandum. ..- d !11 .,... Section 205.- Any application to present an oral argument must fl VI fi~ru Vl~tl LLn flVI!i ~ru \ ~1 LL!lll~ n1 ~nrdj 'WVIU~ ~ tlb~~uri tl'W<i'WI'1111 "l VI fi~rufiYi 1n 111 I' ~1LLllll~m~ruill~m.hn1ilrt11iiU~~tlnlil1l.J Jn~~t1~1Li'luli~'W1il~~ '11 tl~tl VI fi~nl ~ b~UlJ . ~ 1 Li'J'WLL~ ~ 1tliiu 1u-iftl t1 VI fi~ruVlrtl LLfltlVIfi~nlL vh JlJ ~ ~ f'i 1 LL!lll~n1~rud'J'WV!U~~ tl"'!:~'W~tll'11!~oK'Wilf'W1ilrtl ~t11'1111t1VIfi~nl ' accompany the petition of appeal or the reply. Any written argument must be filed before the day of judgment of the Appeal Court. The argument, whether oral or written, shall not be deemed to be part of the appeal itself. It shall be regarded only as an explanation on the points of appeal or reply. A written argument may be filed either with the Court of First Instance or with the Appeal Court.