Sections 9 and 107 (2) Appellate Court, jurisdiction and failure to submit honorarium within the stipulated period Conclusions Appellant's contention was that the defendant complied with the trial court's order to submit the decedent's money Had failed to do. The trial court had become a function of the office within the stipulated period and as soon as the order was passed, therefore, the first appellate court could not allow the defendant to deposit more time and more money for deposit. This case involved advertising money, as it was neither transferred to the trial court nor issued by it, directing the respondent to deposit another amount. , Which could only be approved by the first appellate court. An appeal against the original order was directed
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