246. Cases in which Appeal Lies. When a judgement of conviction is one from which an appeal lies, the presiding Magistrate shall inform the convicted person that he has a right to appeal and of the period within which if he desires to appeal his petition is to be presented. 247. Court not to Alter Judgement. No Court when it has singed its judgement shall alter or review the same, except as provided in sections 271 (1) and 281 or to correct a clerical error. 248. Copy of Judgement etc. to be given to Accused on Application. On the application of the accused, a copy of the judgement or when he so desires a translation in his own language if practicable shall be given to him without delay. Such copy shall be given free of cost. NOTE: See section 314. 249. Original Judgement to be Filed. The original judgement shall be filed with the record of the proceedings. CHAPTER XXIV REFERENCE FOR CONFIRMATION, APPEAL AND REVISION 250. Submission for Confirmation of Judgement of Court. Every judgement of a High Court passing a death sentence or a sentence of imprisonment for life shall be submitted to the Court of appeal for confirmation. 251. Right of Convicted Person to Present Petition of Appeal to Confirming Authority. When a judgement of conviction is submitted for confirmation under section 250 the convicted person may submit to the confirming authority by way of petition of appeal a statement in writing of his reasons why such judgement or an order under section 80 should not be confirmed. 252. Appeals in Cases other than those Provided for under Section 250. Every person convicted by a High Court other than in the two cases set out in section 250 may submit an appeal to the Court of Appeal. The appeal shall be by a petition in writing showing the reasons for appeal against the judgment or the order made by such Court under section 80 of this Code. 83