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Regulation 4 Notice of determination or abandonment of appeal

Original text. Later amendments are not shown.

(1)

Notice of the determination of a relevant appeal shall be given to the Department by—

(a)

the Court of Appeal—

(i)

in an appeal from the Crown Court, or

(ii)

in an appeal from a magistrates' court or county court by case stated;

(b)

the magistrates' court in which the case was heard, in an appeal to a county court; or

(c)

the appellate court from which a further appeal is made,

as soon as reasonably practicable after the day on which notice of the determination of the appeal is duly given.

(2)

Notice of the abandonment of a relevant appeal shall be given to the Department by—

(a)

the Court of Appeal, in an appeal from the Crown Court;

(b)

the magistrates' court in which the case was heard, in an appeal to a county court, or by case stated;

(c)

the county court in which the case was heard, in an appeal by case stated; or

(d)

the appellate court from which a further appeal is made,

as soon as reasonably practicable after the day on which notice of the abandonment of the appeal is duly given.