On whether sin committed by the officials of the court registry can justifiably be visited on the Appellant
Once it is shown that the Appellant has paid the filing fees as assessed by the officer whose responsibility it is to do so, whether at the trial court or the Court of Appeal as the case may be., the appeal is, on the authorities, duly filed and same cannot be legally struck out.
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