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5510Appeals to Court of Appeal—registrar’s decision on
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5510 Appeals to Court of Appeal—registrar’s decision on application for leave to appeal out of time against (1) The registrar must tell the convicted person, and the director of public prosecutions, of the registrar’s decision to give or refuse leave to appeal out of time. (2) If the registrar gives leave, the director of public prosecutions may apply to the Court of Appeal for an order that the application mentioned in rule 5505 (Application—sdiv 5.4.7.2) be refused. (3) If the registrar refuses leave— (a) the registrar must give the convicted person a copy of the form to be used for applying to the Court of Appeal when telling the person about the refusal; and (b) the convicted person may apply to the Court of Appeal to have the application mentioned in rule 5505 decided by the Court of Appeal. Note 1 Pt 6.2 (Applications in proceedings) applies to the application to Note 2 See approved form 5.18 (Court of Appeal—application for leave to appeal out of time against conviction or sentence) AF2006-402. (4) The application to the Court of Appeal must be filed not later than 14 days after the day the convicted person is told about the registrar’s
Rule 5520 Subdivision 5.4.7.3 Appeals to Court of Appeal—leave to appeal out of time by DPP