Don't worry about the Appeal, page-10

There may be limitations on the appeal. Below I have bolded some possible blocks...

COURT OF APPEAL
· Has jurisdiction to hear civil appeals as of right:
· from any decision of the High Court sitting in the first instance, including decisions of Judges sitting in chambers;
· from any decision of the High Court under the provisions of the Islanders' Divorce Act;
· on a question of law only, from any decision of the High Court exercising appellate jurisdiction, provided that further appeal to the Court of Appeal is not prohibited by statute.
· Has jurisdiction to hear civil appeals from the High Court with leave:
· where an order was made by consent or is as to costs only;
· where the order or judgment is interlocutory, except in a case:
a) where the liberty of the subject or custody of infants is concerned;
b) where an injunction or appointment of a receiver is granted or refused;
c) where the decision determines the claim of any creditor or liability of a contributor of other officer under the Companies Act; or;
d) where a decree nisi in a matrimonial cause or a judgment or order in an Admiralty action is involved.
· No appeal lies from:
· a decision allowing an extension of time in which to appeal; (SSM Cant ask for more time)
·   an order giving unconditional leave to defend an action;
·   a decision of the High Court which is provided by statute to be final - (??? Might apply - Land rights??) for example on appeal from the Customary Land Appeal Court; and
· from an order absolute for the dissolution or nullity of marriage, where the opportunity to appeal against the decree nisi has not been taken.
· A person convicted on trial before the High Court may appeal to the Court:
· as of right, against conviction on any ground involving only a question of law;
· with leave of the Court of Appeal;
· with the leave of the Court of Appeal against sentence unless it is one that is fixed by law.
· Has jurisdiction to hear 'further' criminal appeals which may be lodged by 'any party' on any ground involving only a question of law but excluding severity of sentence.

http://www.paclii.org/sb/courts.html for more information.