PART 4 - ARREST AND SURRENDER OF PERSON TO ICC
Appeals against determinations of eligibility for surrender
68.
Application to appeal of certain provisions of Summary Proceedings Act 1957 [and Bail Act 2000]—
(1)The following provisions of the Summary Proceedings Act 1957 apply with any necessary modifications to an appeal under this Part as if it were an appeal under Part 4 of that Act against the determination by a District Court of an information or complaint:
(a)section 107(3) to (8) (appeal on question of law only by way of case stated):
(b)section 108 (no appeal on ground of improper admission or rejection of evidence):
(c)section 109 (District Court Judge or Justice may refuse a case if appeal frivolous):
(d)section 110 (certiorari not to be required when appeal upon case stated):
(e)section 111 (case may be sent back for amendment):
(f)section 113 (appeal on point of law may be removed into Court of Appeal):
(g)section 123 (powers of Judge of High Court as to extension of time):
(h)Repealed.
(i)section 129 (abandonment of appeal):
(j)section 130 (presentation of case by party in custody):
(k)section 131 (power of High Court to direct rehearing of information or complaint):
(l)section 133 (dismissal of appeal for non-prosecution):
(m)section 134 (registrar to certify decision on appeal):
(n)section 136 (custody of person after determination of appeal):
(o)section 143 (no Court fees payable on appeal by person sentenced to detention):
(p)section 144 (appeal to Court of Appeal).
(2)Section 47 of the Bail Act 2000 (which relates to the surrender of an appellant released on bail) applies with any necessary modifications to an appeal under this Part as if it were an appeal under Part 4 of the Summary Proceedings Act 1957 against the determination by a District Court of an information or complaint.
Cf 1999 No 55 s 69
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