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Criminal Appeal Act 1912
5EAppeal by any person pronounced an habitual criminal
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#### 5E Appeal by any person pronounced an habitual criminal
5E Appeal by any person pronounced an habitual criminal
> Any person who—
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> > (a) is pronounced to be an habitual criminal under the provisions of the [Habitual Criminals Act 1957](/view/html/inforce/current/act-1957-019) and is sentenced under the provisions of that Act, may, by leave of the court, appeal against such pronouncement and sentence, or
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> > (b) is an habitual criminal and is sentenced under the provisions of subsection (5) of section 8 of that Act, may, by leave of the court, appeal against such sentence,
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> and the provisions of this Act applicable to an appeal against a sentence passed on a conviction on indictment shall apply to such an appeal.
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> **s 5E:** Ins 1929 No 2, sec 18. Subst 1957 No 19, sec 12 (1).