In Criminal Laws there is no provision for an aggrieved person to go for Appeal over any Order [other than Interlocutory Order] passed by the Magistrate or Sessions Court. He can only exercise Revision provision alone.

Even certain Judgments [best example: Maintenance Petition under Section 125 Cr.P.C.] delivered by the Lower Court can only be challenged under Revisional Powers of the Appellate Court but not through Appeal provision as Cr.P.C. is silent on this. 

Through a Petition under Section 397 of Cr.P.C. the aggrieved person can pray the Appellate Court to call for records and set aside the Order passed by the Lower Court.