When an appeal is allowed, it generally means the appellate court has accepted the modifications, alterations, or reversal of the lower court's decision that you requested. However, the specifics of what was allowed depend on the exact wording of the judgment and decree. If a ground was not explicitly discussed or denied in the appeal judgment, but the appeal was allowed, it can lead to disputes during the execution phase. It's crucial to review the decree sheet and judgment carefully and consult with a legal professional to ensure all accepted grounds are properly executed.