Section 12, The Appeals from Magistrates' Courts Ordinance

The nature of the security hereinbefore required to begiven shall be in the discretion of the Magistrate, and may be by the written undertaking of the appellant and one or more substantial sureties, entered on the record of the case and signed by them and attested by a witness or witnesses, to pay the amount fixed by the Magistrate, or by depositing in Court, if the Magistrate shall so .allow, any article of property of the plaintiff or of his sureties in value sufficient to cover the amount fixed by the Magistrate, or security in such other manner as the Magistrate may think proper to allow or accept.