G>~:t'> ll1f! rL ~Yititn1ita:0m ~ .......A. ~ DIVISION IV APPEAL AND DIKA APPEAL 131 :J.J1111'1'1 .,~& -ii'<ln!J~:J.J1tJ~~tl~~'eiu~I'I~1:J.J"l'VIfi1ru1'el~ih~~~ Section 195.- All points of law relied upon by the party lodging 1~ bb\1111~1<i1111 tJi111 b"' u1uVJ'el~ "l'VIllnU bbfli rif'<l~ d:Ju.if'el~briftJ n~U:J.J 1~ 1nu the appeal shall be clearly stated in the petition of appeal and they :J.J1 bbli'~ bbfli1UI'I1!1-Furiiu must have been raised in the Court of First Instance. ~ .Jd..., ""'~ '11'<lniJ~:J.J1tJ'VI 1'1~1:J.JII~u bnmnu b1tJln'eltJ .:!ld.d..., ~1'el'VI bntJ~nun 11 hitllju~ lii1:J.J u'VI u tl! (]}~ bb 1-i~t!1~:J.J~" n!J~:J.J 1!Jd'eiu~1 rif ~ !J"l'VI finu 7J' j,. !1.< Points of law involving public order or relating to noncompliance with the provisions of this Code governing appeal may be relied upon by the appellant or taken up by the Court, even s,. b~l'hil ~"l'VIfi1ru~'i-'ell'l111tJn~u.a1~1rif bbif~,"'~hi1riftJn~u1ui'I111-B'urifu tllil1lJ though they have not been raised in the Court of First Instance. Section 196.- Where an interlocutory order does not entail the :J.J1111'1'1 .,~.., ~1i~1~~~1~i'l"'11nJ1~hivh1~1'1~bll1"1ii1u~u ~1:J.Ji11~"l'VIfi1rW~1i~t!u"'un~1"1~ilfi1i'lYI1nl11~1'<l~1i~1utl1~b~U !111"1tl! bbl1~il"l'VIfi1rW~1i'lYI1nl11~1'<l~1i~t!urif~tJ · conclusion of a trial, no appeal can be lodged against it until there is a judgment or order on the main issue and an appeal is also lodged against such judgment or order. Section 197.- The fact that an appeal has already been lodged :J.JT111'1'1 <>~<II b~!ll~fJ"l'VIfi1nl~1flYI1nl11~1'<l~1i~'ilUU~~~ bbli'~ ~1 btl ue< 1111i~~'VIii~~ u~~ il ~'VIii"l 'VI fi1ru "'~"l 'VI fi1rurif~ tJ hi against a judgment or order does not debar any other person from exercising also his right of appeal. "Section 198.- The Appeal shall be filed with the Court of First Instance within one month from the date of judgment or order has ~rt~ b~'el uuu bbrA<iuthu ~1-'<l ii'<l~11rif<i1u~1i'lYI1nl11~1'<l ~1 i~ 1\X been read or has been regarded as having been read to the party lodging the Appeal." ' .'1 d '·" '!JI'I~1lJ "1!J'VI"l'VIfi1nll"'~·: 1~ bUu~u1~ 1'1111-Fwlfulil1~"1 "l'VI fi1rW~1 m 1"1~fu~~~u1tl!l~ 1'1111 It shall be the duty of the Court of First Instance to examine an appeal, whether it ·should been accepted and sent to the Appeal "l'VIfi1nl~'i-'<lhi lii1:J.JU'VIUtjjtjjlihb1-i~tl1:::lJ~I1niJ~:J.J1tJd n1bilu~1hi1'1~1 Court according to the provision of this Code or not. If the Court is of fu1~"1111 mill e<111-i"lu~1i~'ll'el~1'1111t!ub111tJi~ b"'u" opinion that it should not been accepted, the Court shall write down reasons expressly in the order of such Court." ">J1/WJ Qoioi" w.l'f. ""''""' mm1 <r" un"'l~uol'?fPJ!I w.•. u.un"'l~tiut;;u I.!.'i.fl1'lJ1 (auur! ..-) '"'""1m1 Qoioi tilcJt;;lcJ I.!.~a1r:y1 (auur! ""'! w.l'f. kl&rnkl .,,,Ruif4" uni~uol'?TPJ!! m"'n ..- ws.u.ttni• "Section 198" revise_d by the Act Amending the Criminal Procedure Code (No. 8) B.E. 2517, Section 4, and Section 198 "paragraph 1" revised by the Act Amending the Criminal Procedure Code (No.17) B.E. 2532, Section 8.