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CAP. 221]

[Subsidiary]

Form XXVII.

Evidence to be given on oath.

(Cap. 227.)

Form XXIX.

Presence of parties at examination.

Criminal Appeal Rules

[1982 Ed.

General and the appellant or his legal representative and, when the appellant is in prison, the Commissioner of Correctional Services, thereof. The Registrar shall cause to be served on every witness to be so examined a notice in Form XXVIII.

66. (1) A witness examined before an examiner under these rules shall give his evidence upon oath, to be administered by such examiner, except where the witness, if he were giving evidence as a witness on a trial on indictment, would not need to be sworn.

(2) The examination of such a witness shall be taken in the form of a deposition, in the same manner as is prescribed by section 81 of the Magistrates Ordinance and, unless otherwise ordered by the court, shall be taken in private. The caption in Form XXIX shall be attached to any such deposition.

(3) Any order or notice, required by rules 64, 65 this rule to be given to a witness, may be served in the same manner as an order may be served under rule 59(3); and any such notice shall be deemed to be an order of the Court of Appeal to such witness to attend at the time and place specified therein.

67. (1) The appellant, and any counsel or solicitor concerned in the appeal, shall be entitled to be present at, and take part in any examination of, a witness to which rules 64 to 66 and this rule relate.

(2) If the appellant is in custody, a judge may, by warrant under the hand of the Registrar, give directions to the Commissioner of Correctional Services for securing the attendance of the appellant at any examination.

List of cases for sittings of court.

Notices to appellants in custody.

CAUSE LISTS

68. The Registrar shall keep a register, in such form as he may determine, of all cases in which he shall receive a notice of appeal or notice of application for leave to appeal under the Ordinance, which register shall be open for public inspection in such place and at such hours as the Registrar may decide.

69. The Registrar shall cause a list of those appeals which the Court of Appeal may hear, to be published at such times, in such places and in such a manner as he may think fit.

70. Where an appellant is in custody and is entitled or has obtained leave to be present at the hearing and determination of his application or appeal, the Registrar shall notify the appellant and the Commissioner of Correctional Services of the probable day on which the appeal or application will be heard.

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A 16 CAP. 221] [Subsidiary] Form XXVII. Evidence to be given on oath. (Cap. 227.) Form XXIX. Presence of parties at examination. Criminal Appeal Rules [1982 Ed. General and the appellant or his legal representative and, when the appellant is in prison, the Commissioner of Correctional Services, thereof. The Registrar shall cause to be served on every witness to be so examined a notice in Form XXVIII. 66. (1) A witness examined before an examiner under these rules shall give his evidence upon oath, to be administered by such examiner, except where the witness, if he were giving evidence as a witness on a trial on indictment, would not need to be sworn. (2) The examination of such a witness shall be taken in the form of a deposition, in the same manner as is prescribed by section 81 of the Magistrates Ordinance and, unless otherwise ordered by the court, shall be taken in private. The caption in Form XXIX shall be attached to any such deposition. (3) Any order or notice, required by rules 64, 65 this rule to be given to a witness, may be served in the same manner as an order may be served under rule 59(3); and any such notice shall be deemed to be an order of the Court of Appeal to such witness to attend at the time and place specified therein. 67. (1) The appellant, and any counsel or solicitor concerned in the appeal, shall be entitled to be present at, and take part in any examination of, a witness to which rules 64 to 66 and this rule relate. (2) If the appellant is in custody, a judge may, by warrant under the hand of the Registrar, give directions to the Commissioner of Correctional Services for securing the attendance of the appellant at any examination. Register of appeals. List of cases for sittings of court. Notices to appellants in custody. CAUSE LISTS 68. The Registrar shall keep a register, in such form as he may determine, of all cases in which he shall receive a notice of appeal or notice of application for leave to appeal under the Ordinance, which register shall be open for public inspection in such place and at such hours as the Registrar may decide. 69. The Registrar shall cause a list of those appeals which the Court of Appeal may hear, to be published at such times, in such places and in such a manner as he may think fit. 70. Where an appellant is in custody and is entitled or has obtained leave to be present at the hearing and determination of his application or appeal, the Registrar shall notify the appellant and the Commissioner of Correctional Services of the probable day on which the appeal or application will be heard.

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A 16 CAP. 221] [Subsidiary] Form XXVII. Evidence to be given on oath. (Cap. 227.) Form XXIX. Presence of parties at examination. Criminal Appeal Rules [1982 Ed. General and the appellant or his legal representative and, when the appellant is in prison, the Commissioner of Correctional Services, thereof. The Regristrar shall cause to be served on every witness to be so examined a notice in Form XXVIII. 66. (1) A witness examined before an examiner under these rules shall give his evidence upon oath, to be administered by such examiner, except where the witness, if he were giving evidence as a witness on a trial on indictment, would not need to be sworn. (2) The examination of such a witness shall be taken in the form of a deposition, in the same manner as is prescribed by section 81 of the Magistrates Ordinance and, unless otherwise ordered by the court, shall be taken in private. The caption in Form XXIX shall be attached to any such deposition. (3) Any order or notice, required by rules 64, 65 this rule to be given to a witness, may be served in the same manner as an order may be served under rule 59(3); and any such notice shall be deemed to be an order of the Court of Appeal to such witness to attend at the time and place specified therein. 67. (1) The appellant, and any counsel or solicitor concerned in the appeal. shall be entitled to be present at, and take part in any examination of, a witness to which rules 64 to 66 and this rule relate. (2) If the appellant is in custody, a judge may, by warrant under the hand of the Registrar, give directions to the Commissioner of Correctional Services for securing the attendance of the appellant at any examination. Register of appeals. List of cases for sittings of court. Notices to appellants in custody. CAUSE LISTS 68. The Registrar shall keep a register, in such form as he may determine, of all cases in which he shall receive a notice of appeal or notice of application for leave to appeal under the Ordinance, which register shall be open for public inspection in such place and at such hours as the Registrar may decide. 69. The Registrar shall cause a list of those appeals which the Court of Appeal may hear, to be published at such times, in such places and in such a manner as he may think fit. 70. Where an appellant is in custody and is entitled or has obtained leave to be present at the hearing and determination of his application or appeal, the Registrar shall notify the appellant and the Commissioner of Correctional Services of the probable day on which the appeal or application will be heard.

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