1973 Ed.]
Legal Aid in Criminal Cases Rules
[CAP. 221
D 13
[Subsidiary]
BETWEEN
AND
WHEREAS
of ....
the
accused person (or appellant) in the above proceedings, made application for legal aid:
NOW THEREFORE TAKE NOTICE that I, having thoroughly considered the said accused person's (or appellant's) case and having assessed his disposable resources, have refused him legal aid.
I certify, for the purposes of rule 8 in the case of an accused person or for the purposes of rule 12 in the case of an appellant, that I have found-
*(a) that the disposable income or disposable capital of the said accused person (or appellant) exceeds the relevant amount specified in rule 4; *(b) that the disposable resources of the said accused person (or appellant)
do not exceed the relevant amounts specified in rule 4.
Dated at Hong Kong this .............. day of........
19......
Director of Legal Aid.
* Delete paragraph (a) or paragraph (b), whichever is inapplicable.
FORM 4
LEGAL AID IN CRIMINAL CASES RULES
APPEAL AID CERTIFICATE
v. Regina
[rule 11(2).]
WHEREAS it appears to me, on consideration of an application for legal aid by
that it is desirable in the interests' of justice that he should have legal representation in the preparation and conduct of the appeal fand that his disposable resources do not exceed the relevant amounts specified in rule 4:
NOW THEREFORE I do hereby grant this appeal aid certificate in respect
of ...
Dated this......... day of
......
19......
The following have been assigned-
Solicitor Counsel
Puisne Judge*. Director of Legal Aid*.
Director of Legal Aid.
Date
Delete if inapplicable in a case where certificate granted under rule 13.
• Delete whichever is inapplicable.
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