Order 47, rule 10 of Civil Procedure Rules : Appeals from subordinate courts
An appeal from a decree or order of a subordinate court to the High Court may be filed in the District Registry within the area of which such subordinate court is situate; and the District Registrar shall, upon the payment to him of all fees, endorse the date of filing upon the memorandum of appeal, and forward the papers to the High Court Registry in that area for hearing and disposal.
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