If you have lost your case at the Sessions Court and you have also lost your appeal to the High Court, your appeal now to the Court of Appeal is governed by Rules of Court 2012:

Presumed that you are in the process of preparing the Record of Appeal for the Court of Appeal. Which among the followings is not a document that you have to include in Part A:

Transcription of the Notes of Evidence during trial is placed in Part C of the Record of Appeal:

Written submission of the parties during the trial in the High Court need not be included in the Record of Appeal to the Court of Appeal:

For appeal cases to the Court of Appeal, Record of Appeal need not include Part D:

When you have filed your Notice of Appeal, your opponent will be prevented from enforcing the judgment of the trial court:

Interlocutory appeals are easier since Notes of Evidence is not required:

You are prohibited from appealing against a ruling. But you may include your argument against the ruling as part of your grounds of appeal against the whole decision of the trial judge:

If the Grounds of Judgment is not ready, you need to file Supplementary Record of Appeal. This is allowed even after the expiration of 90 days: