Documents required for filing appeal before Supreme Court

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 10 April 2011 This query is : Resolved
The case is a 138 case:-
Case initiated by complainant – trial court held there is doubt whether there is a legally enforceable debt or not - accused acquitted for benefit of doubt – appeal allowed by the High Court – remanded to trial court.

Trial court acquitted the accused – appeal filed before the High Court – appeal dismissed.

Whether one certified copy of the High Court alone is enough for filing appeal or I have produce any other certified copies?

Under the circumstances what are the documents (certified copies and how many copies required for filing an appeal before Supreme Court)

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Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 10 April 2011
certified copies of all final courts orders (each court), copy of cheque, notice, transaction giving right to issuance of cheque, copies of statements of witnesses (not to be filed in appeal but just to facilitate the counsel representing your case)are documents to be obtained prior to filing appeal as desired.

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