48 (d) the offence, subject of complaint, and value of property, with respect to which the offence has been committed; (e) the date, and place of committing the offence, and the date of arrest; (f) the date of instituting the criminal suit; (g) summary of statements of the prosecutor, complainant and the accused’s reply; (h) names of prosecution and defense witnesses, and summary of statements of each of them; (i) the decision, together with a summary statement of the grounds thereof; (j) any final order in the judgement; (k) the date, at which the procedure are terminated; (l) the name of the Magistrate, his court and signature thereof. Summary procedure transferred to non-summary ones 178. Where it transpires, during the summary trial, that the offence subject of information, is one of the offences, trial in which shall not be summary, or where the summary penalty will not be suitable, the Magistrate shall transfer the criminal suit, to the competent body, or proceed with the trial, in a non-summary way, where he has jurisdiction. Chapter VII Ways of Contest, Confirmation and Execution Branch I Appeal, Confirmation, Cassation and Review Judicial measures which may be appealed 179. The following judicial measures may be appealed :(a) first instance judgements, and judgements which have not exhausted all the stages of appeal; (b) orders restricting the freedoms of the appellant, in his self, or property; provided that every appealed order shall be recorded on a separate record, and the record shall be sent to the court, to which the appeal lies , without staying the progress of the criminal suit; (c) decisions relating to matters of jurisdiction. 180. Judicial measures shall be appealed, as follows :(a) the People’s Criminal Court measures, before the criminal court, the warrant of establishment of which, or the regulations ( as the case may be) specifies the same; (b) the 3rd. Criminal Court and the 2nd. Criminal Court measures, before the General Criminal Court, whose judgement shall be final; Ways of appeal