The High Court will not reverse or set aside a judgement, sentence or order of a subordinate court unless it is shown to its satisfaction that the judgement, acquittal, sentence or order was either wrong in law or against the weight of the evidence, or, in the case of a sentence, manifestly excessive or inadequate in the circumstances of the case. If there is no sufficient ground for interfering, the Court will dismiss the appeal. Otherwise, the Court may make the following orders: