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 When an appeal is made against a judgment on important issues and against an interlocutory order also, the appellate court may adjudicate upon them through the same judgment.

In a case in which an accused appeals the judgment punishing him, the appellate court shall not give a judgment increasing the punishment of the accused, save where the prosecutor has made an appeal therefor.

In a case in which an accused appeals the judgment punishing several accused for the same offence or connected offences, if the appellate court reverses or revises the judgment of the court of first instance by dispensing with punishing him or by decreasing his punishment, even for reasons pertaining to the nature of the case, the appellate court has the power to extend its judgment to the other accused who have not made any appeal in order that their punishment be dispensed with or decreased in the same manner as that for the appellant.

Apart from containing the contents required for a judgment of a court of first instance, a judgment of an appellate court must also show the following contents:

the name or position of the appellant;