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{{Infobox high court
|court_name       = Court of Appeal 
|native_name      = 廷讞寺, ''m-lêng-ngjanh-lje′''
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|caption          = 
|motto            =
|established      = time immemorial<br>1820 (current jurisdiction)
|dissolved        = <!-- year -->
|country          = [[Themiclesia]]
|location         = [[Kien-k'ang]]
|coordinates      = <!-- {{coord|45.000|-122.000|display=inline,title}} -->
|type             = Appointed by the monarch on the advice of the [[Prime Minister of Themiclesia|prime minister]]
|authority        = Judicial precedents<br>Writs of Error Act (1820)
|appeals          = [[House of Lords (Themiclesia)|House of Lords]]
|terms            = Life
|positions        = 10
|budget           = <!-- amount of annual budget -->
|website          = <!-- official website -->
|chiefjudgetitle  = Chief Justice of Appeal
|chiefjudgename   = Tjung Gwra-nlem
|termstart        = 2012
|termend          = <!-- year term for current chief as chief ends, if applicable -->
|termend2         = <!-- year term of current chief ends if applicable -->
|chiefjudgetitle2 = <!-- title of the second top judge if applicable-->
|chiefjudgename2  = <!-- current deputy chief's name -->
|termstart2       = <!-- year current deputy chief became chief -->
|termend3         = <!-- year term for current deputy chief as chief ends, if applicable -->
|termend4         = <!-- year term of current deputy chief ends if applicable -->
}}The '''Court of Appeal''' (廷讞寺, ''m-lêng-ngjanh-lje′'') was part of the traditional judicial apparatus of Themiclesia in antiquity and continued to hear appeals from regional courts in both civil and criminal matters, but it is unclear whether it possessed original jurisdiction under ordinary circumstances. Its jurisdiction over cases involving aliens was split in 1708 to accommodate the newly-created [[Supreme Court (Themiclesia)|Supreme Court]], to which it lost primary appellate jurisdiction over regional courts in 1820.  In 1833, it acquired appellate jurisdiction over the Supreme Court.  Appeals from this court went to the court of {{wp|dernier resort}}, the [[House of Lords (Themiclesia)|House of Lords]].