If you are unhappy with a decision made by the District Court under section 362 because you think it is wrong in law, you can appeal to the High Court. You can only appeal on the question of law, which means you think the District Court made a mistake in how it applied the law. The High Court Rules 2016 and certain parts of the District Court Act 2016, such as sections 126 to 130, will apply to your appeal, with some modifications, as if you were appealing under section 124 of that Act. This means the rules that usually apply to appeals under section 124 will also apply to your appeal, but with some changes to fit your situation. When you appeal, you will follow the same process as someone appealing under section 124, but with the necessary modifications to make it work for your case.