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1982 Ed.]

Criminal Appeal Rules

[CAP. 221

A 19

[Subsidiary]

[rule 19.]

FORM III

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE ORDINANCE

(Chapter 221)

Recognizance of Sureties for Appellant sentenced to a Fine

WHEREAS on the day of 19 , (occupation) and (occupation) came before the Registrar and severally acknowledged themselves to owe to the Queen the several sums following, that is to say, the said the sum of $ and the said the sum of $ to be levied on their goods and chattels, lands and tenements respectively if the said fails in the condition hereon endorsed.

Taken before me on the day of (Signed) Registrar. Supreme Court.

Condition

The condition of the within written recognizance is such that whereas the said was convicted of and sentenced to pay a fine of $ having been and having now intimated his desire to appeal on questions of law alone for with the certificate of the Trial Judge or against his said sentence) to the Court of Appeal against the said conviction (or sentence), and having, in lieu of payment of the said sum of $ to enter into recognizance of bail himself in the sum of $ and with sureties in the sum of $ each if the said shall be present before the Court of Appeal at every hearing of his appeal to such Court and at the final determination thereof, and shall prosecute his appeal and abide by the Judgment of the Court, and not to be absent from the Court at any such hearing without the leave of the Court, then this recognizance shall be void, but shall otherwise be of full force and effect.

[rule 21.]

FORM IV

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE ORDINANCE (Chapter 221)

Notice to Appellant Sentenced to Fine, of Breach of his Recognizances

To the above-named Appellant.

WHEREAS—

(1) you were convicted on the day of 19 of the offence of and were sentenced to the payment of $ and in default of such payment to imprisonment;

(2) under the Criminal Appeal Rules you entered into recognizances in the sum of $ with sureties in the sum of $ each to prosecute your Appeal; and

(3) 10 days have elapsed since your said conviction, and no Notice of Appeal or Notice of Application for Leave to Appeal has been served by you:

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1982 Ed.] Criminal Appeal Rules [CAP. 221 A 19 [Subsidiary] [rule 19.] FORM III CRIMINAL PROCEDURE ORDINANCE (Chapter 221) Recognizance of Sureties for Appellant sentenced to a Fine WHEREAS on the day of 19 , (occupation) and (occupation) came before the Registrar and severally acknowledged themselves to owe to the Queen the several sums following, that is to say, the said the sum of $ and the said the sum of $ to be levied on their goods and chattels, lands and tenements respectively if the said fails in the condition hereon endorsed. Taken before me on the day of (Signed) Registrar. Supreme Court. Condition The condition of the within written recognizance is such that whereas the said was convicted of and sentenced to pay a fine of $ having been and having now intimated his desire to appeal on questions of law alone for with the certificate of the Trial Judge or against his said sentence) to the Court of Appeal against the said conviction (or sentence), and having, in lieu of payment of the said sum of $ to enter into recognizance of bail himself in the sum of $ and with sureties in the sum of $ each if the said shall be present before the Court of Appeal at every hearing of his appeal to such Court and at the final determination thereof, and shall prosecute his appeal and abide by the Judgment of the Court, and not to be absent from the Court at any such hearing without the leave of the Court, then this recognizance shall be void, but shall otherwise be of full force and effect. [rule 21.] FORM IV CRIMINAL PROCEDURE ORDINANCE (Chapter 221) Notice to Appellant Sentenced to Fine, of Breach of his Recognizances To the above-named Appellant. WHEREAS— (1) you were convicted on the day of 19 of the offence of and were sentenced to the payment of $ and in default of such payment to imprisonment; (2) under the Criminal Appeal Rules you entered into recognizances in the sum of $ with sureties in the sum of $ each to prosecute your Appeal; and (3) 10 days have elapsed since your said conviction, and no Notice of Appeal or Notice of Application for Leave to Appeal has been served by you:
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1982 Ed.] Criminal Appeal Rules [CAP. 221 A 19 [Subsidiary] [rule 19.] FORM III CRIMINAL PROCEDURE ORDINANCE (Chapter 221) Recognizance of Sureties for Appellant sentenced to a Fine WHEREAS on the (occupation) and day of of of 19 (occupation) came before the Registrar and severally acknowledged themselves to owe to the Queen the several sums following, that is to say, the said said the sum of S the sum of s to be levied on their goods and chattels, lands and tenements respectively if the said Court fails in the condition hereon endorsed. and the who is now before Taken before me on the day of (Signed) Registrar. Supreme Court. Condition 19 The condition of the within written recognizance is such that whereas the said convicted of and sentenced to pay a fine of S having been and having now intimated his desire to appeal on questions of law alone for with the certificate of the Trial Judge or against his said sentence) to the Court of Appeal against the said conviction (or sentence), and having. in lieu of payment of the said sum of S to enter into recognizance of bail himself in the sum of $ and with sum of $ if the said heen ordered sureties in the shall be present before the Court of Appeal at every hearing of his appeal to such Court and at the final determination thereof, and shall prosecute his appeal and abide by the Judgment of the Court, and not to be absent from the Court at any such hearing without the leave of the Court, then this recognizance shall be void, but shall otherwise be of full force and effect. [rule 21.] FORM IV CRIMINAL PROCEDURE ORDINANCE (Chapter 221) Notice to Appellant Sentenced to Fine, of Breach of his Recognizances To the above-named Appellant. WHEREAS— R. ". 19 1 (1) you were convicted on the of the offence of day of $ + and were sentenced to the payment of and in default of such payment to imprisonment; (2) under the Criminal Appeal Rules you entered into recognizances in the sum of $ sureties in the sum of S your Appeal; and with each to prosecute (3) 10 days have elapsed since your said conviction, and no Notice of Appeal or Notice of Application for Leave to Appeal has been served by you:
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1982 Ed.]

Criminal Appeal Rules

[CAP. 221

A 19

[Subsidiary]

[rule 19.]

FORM III

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE ORDINANCE

(Chapter 221)

Recognizance of Sureties for Appellant sentenced to a Fine

WHEREAS on the

(occupation) and

day of

of

of

19

(occupation) came before the Registrar and severally acknowledged themselves to owe to the Queen the several sums following, that is to say, the said

said

the sum of S

the sum of s

to be levied on their goods and chattels, lands and tenements respectively if

the said Court fails in the condition hereon endorsed.

and the

who is now before

Taken before me on the

day of

(Signed)

Registrar. Supreme Court.

Condition

19

The condition of the within written recognizance is such that whereas the said

convicted of

and sentenced to pay a fine of S

having been

and having

now intimated his desire to appeal on questions of law alone for with the certificate of the Trial Judge or against his said sentence) to the Court of Appeal against the said conviction (or sentence), and having. in lieu of payment of the said sum of

S to enter into recognizance of bail himself in the sum of $ and with

sum of $

if the said

heen ordered

sureties in the

shall be present before the Court of Appeal at every hearing of his appeal to such Court and at the final determination thereof, and shall prosecute his appeal and abide by the Judgment of the Court, and not to be absent from the Court at any such hearing without the leave of the Court, then this recognizance shall be void, but shall otherwise be of full force and effect.

[rule 21.]

FORM IV

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE ORDINANCE (Chapter 221)

Notice to Appellant Sentenced to Fine, of Breach of his Recognizances

To the above-named Appellant.

WHEREAS—

R. ".

19

1

(1) you were convicted on the

of the offence of

day of

$

+

and were sentenced to the payment of

and in default of such payment to

imprisonment;

(2) under the Criminal Appeal Rules you entered into recognizances in the sum of $

sureties in the sum of S

your Appeal; and

with

each to prosecute

(3) 10 days have elapsed since your said conviction, and no Notice of Appeal or Notice of Application for Leave to Appeal has been served by you:

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