f ®~----=D~I"~IS:::_IO:::N~I.:_V.:_A.:_P.:_PE.:::.A.::L.:_A.:_N_::D:_::D.:_IKA.:..:._.:_AP.:_P_:E.:.:AL:.._ ..-~ .cl .clv Section 206.- ·Rules governing oral arguments are as follows: ~ !J11il'i1 lnob ~:;L1JtJ1JLL111Nn1~nJ~~Ulhn!JIM'W (.,) rh~m1!J~1U1~'1J'elLLmNmmf 1~~1U,i'WLLtliNri'el'W LL!\'~ l mJniJ1tJ'I-lrt~ LLtl iN LLfl Lil1"l LLli'~ iJ1tJ LL!l<N ri'el'WLLtliN LLr'f'l~n l'f1 ~ fi~1!JVl~il'el~ iJ1 <I 'll'elLL111Nn1nU 1~ ~'fl'Yl fi~nlLLtliNri'eltJ LLli'~1m)n iJ1tJ1-1rt~ LLmN LLrl Lil~"l LLli'~1~~'ij'Ylfi~nlLLtl<N LLr'f'l~n (<n) t'h ~ fi~1!J~~~~'el~ iJ1<1'1J'el LLtl ~~n1~nlLL~:;d'J'W~'ij'Ylfi~ru~~ ~ 1m"l'YlnLLmNri'<lu (1) If one party applies to be heard, such party shall be heard nrst; the other party shall be heard second and the former party may then reply; • (l!l) _ _ _ _1:.::3c::_5 LLli'~1~~1L~mLmN LllhLLMi:"l'YlnLm~~LLri"ti1!~n ' (2) If both parties apply to be heard, the appellant shall be heard first, the respondent second and the appellant may then reply; (3) If both parties apply to be heard and both are appellants, the prosecutor shall be heard first, the accused second and the prosecutor may then reply. Section 207.- When an appeal is lodged against a judgment, ' ..-..::~ !J1111'3'1 lnoml L!J'el!J'ij'Ylfi~n.lfl1'1'1'1'11n~1 f'l1~'ij'Ylfi~n.l!J'el1'W19 the Appeal Court may order the Court of First Instance to issue a i~1~f'l1~f'Wi1f'W'il'el n'l-l!J1U L'1Un'l-lli'el~1J~1 L~U ~~ f'l1~,r'WU!'i'eltJ ~~ 111 LL!\'~ summons to, or a warrant of arrest against the accused whom that .:::!1 .:::1 ... 0 ""' 0 l-11'11~'1-lli'<ltii'i'elu-i'~ fl~,~~::'l-1~1~'el'Ylfi~ruii1!11 1-1li'el!i'1~1 L~u 11n'li~'1lti . ' ' Court has released, in order that he be detained or granted provisional release pending appeal; or if the accused is detained pending appeal, the Appeal Court may order the Court of First Instance to release the accused or to grant him provisional release. • !J11il'i1 lno.Z l'Wn1~~"l1~n.l1fl~'ij'Ylfi~nlli11!J'I-lm~il (.,) tl1f'l1~'ij'Ylfi~nlLil'W~1 fi~~~1J'I'1U1'WL~!J'L~!J 1~iltJ1'W1"l L'1un '1'1U1'W!J1 ~1J L'el~ '1-lli'el ..1'~ P'11 ~fulifuiiu 1~ LrlM1 ~f'Wiif 'W~1J'I'1U1'WLL!\'~ 1~ ~~~ ~1 'W~'W!J 1 !J~ f'l1 ~ 'el'Yl fi~nlL ~'el'iil"l 'i)<I Iii 'el1ti ' (l!l) li'1 f'l1~'iJ'Ylfi~ruL il'WLi'lum~~, LU'W (1) If the Appeal Court thinks fit to take additional evidence, it may either take such evidence itself or direct the Court of First Instance to do so; after the evidence has been taken by the Court of First Instance, it shall send the file back to the Appeal Court for Lfi'el~"l1nf'l1~fulirul11!11 tl~u'1i1~Qnlir'el~li11!Jm::mu~"l1~ru'} _ii1~~rnn~,..1'~1~f'l1~fulirwvh m~~"l1~ru1 LLfl::~\'11 n~11-1li'<li~11-1l.i 1111!J~tl fl~ Section 208.- In trying cases on appeal under this Chapter: decision; (2) If the Appeal Court deems it necessary on account of non- . compliance with the proper legal proceedings by the Court of First Instance, it shall give judgment ordering the Court of First Instance to carry out a new trial and to give a new judgment or order according to the merits of the case.