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2010-01-16

299. Adjournment of trial if leave to appeal given

299. Adjournment of trial if leave to appeal given

If the Court of Appeal gives leave to appeal against an interlocutory decision after the trial has commenced, the trial judge must adjourn the trial without discharging the jury, if reasonably practicable, until the appeal has been determined.

Posted by Dr Manhattan at 4:50 PM
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