THE HONG KONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, MAY 12, 1933.
Taken and acknowledged before me the said Registrar on the day and year first above mentioned.
(Signed)
Registrar.
Condition.
The condition of the within written recognizance is such that whereas the said
having been convicted of
and having been sentenced to pay a fine of $
for his
said offence, and having now intimated his desire to appeal on question of law alone (or with the certificate of the Trial Judge) to the Full Court against the said conviction, and having, in lieu of payment at and upon his said conviction of the said sum of $ been ordered to enter into recognizance of bail himself in the sum of
$
and with
sureties in the
if the said
sum of S shall personally appear and be present at and before the Full Court at each and every hearing of his appeal to such Court and at the final determination thereof, and then and there to prosecute his said appeal and abide by the Judgment of the said Court, and not to depart or be absent from such Court at any such hearing without the leave of the said Court, then this recognizance to be void, or else to stand in full force and effect.
FORM XXII.
Criminal Procedure Ordinances, 1899 to 1933.
Notice to Appellant Sentenced to Fine, of Breach of His Recognizances.
R. v.
To the above named
Appellant.
Whereas you were convicted on the
*
19 of the offence of
and were sentenced to the payment of $
day of
and in default-
of such payment to imprisonment, and that under the Criminal Appeal Rules, 1933, you entered into recognizances in the sum of $ with sureties in the sum of $
each to prosecute your Appeal, and whereas 10 days have elapsed since your said conviction, and no Notice of Appeal has been served by you, Now I hereby Give You Notice that unless you attend before on the o'clock in the
noon at the Courts of Justice, Victoria, and then shew good cause to the contrary, the said
day of
19
at
may order an estreat of your recognizances and those of your sureties; or may otherwise deal with you according to law.
(Signed)
Registrar.
Full Court
of Judge
as the case may be.
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