Is a financial deposit required to admit an appeal?

The full explanation

To admit an appeal regarding financial claims, the judgment debtor is required to deposit half of the judgment amount with the RDSC until the appeal is determined. This requirement serves as security and prevents frivolous appeals intended only to delay payment. However, the Chairman of the RDSC possesses the discretionary power to admit an appeal without this deposit, or with only a partial payment, based on the specific circumstances of the case. This provides flexibility for genuine appeals where the deposit might be a hardship.