(b) where the judgment has been affected by the occurrence of an invalidity in the judgment or procedure; provided that, if the value of a suit is less than one thousand pounds, the appellant shall obtain the permission of the Chief Justice or such judge of the Court of Appeal as the Chief Justice may authorize and his decision shall be final. (2) If the objection relates to the ownership of any land, the parties may appeal before the Court of Appeal irrespective of the value of the suit, in respect of the cases included in paragraphs (a) and (b) above. (3) If the appeal in respect of cases provided for in paragraphs (a) and (b) of sub-section (1) relates to one of the personal suits the parties may appeal before the Court of Appeal irrespective of the value of the suit. (4) The Court shall cause notice of the objection to be served on all the parties to the suit who were not originally joined in the objection. 207. Determination of Objection:(1) The Court shall determine the objection upon the record. (2) Nevertheless the Court may give leave to the parties to the supplementary submissions in support of or in reply to the objection or may summon them to make statements or give explanations. 208. Grounds which may not be urged on Cassation:(1) No party shall urge, or be heard in support of, any grounds not set forth in the memorandum. (2) Nevertheless grounds of public policy may be urged at any stage by a party or the Court of its own motion. 209. Judgement of the Superior Court:Judgement of the Superior Court:Where the objection is allowed the Court may:(a) (b) (c) (d) set aside the decree ; modify the decree; give a fresh judgement; or send back the case to the Court which passed the decree objected to or to the trial Court, for retrial. 210. Rejection of Objection:Where the decree is in conformity with law, the Court shall reject the objection. 211. Review of Judgements:Judgements of the Court of Appeal shall be subject to review, provided that a judgement shall be reviewed once only. 44