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Rule 26 I1

In Part 65 (Appeal to the Court of Appeal: general rules)—

(a)

in the note after rule 65.1(1) (When this Part applies), for “Supreme Court”, substitute “Senior Courts”;

(b)

in the last paragraph of the note after rule 65.3 (Power to vary requirements), for “House of Lords”, substitute “Supreme Court”; and

(c)

in rule 65.6 (Hearings)—

(i)

for paragraph (3), substitute—

“(3)

Where the appellant wants to appeal against an order restricting public access to a trial, the court—

(a)

may decide without a hearing—

(i)

an application, including an application for permission to appeal,

and

(ii)

an appeal; but

(b)

must announce its decision on such an appeal at a hearing in public.”;

(ii)

in paragraph (4), for “House of Lords”, substitute “Supreme Court”.

Annotations

Commencement

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Rule 26 in force at 5.10.2009, see rule 1