Criminal Practice Rules 1999
sec.102What case must state
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sec.102 What case must state
A case mentioned in rule 101 must state only the facts relevant to the question or case reserved. A case mentioned in rule 101 (a) must state, precisely and comprehensively, the question of law reserved and, if the accused person is convicted and the question of law is reserved before judgment— whether— judgment was pronounced and execution of the judgment was respited; or judgment was postponed; and whether the accused person was committed into custody or given bail. (sec.102-ssec.1) A case mentioned in rule 101 must state only the facts relevant to the question or case reserved. (sec.102-ssec.2) A case mentioned in rule 101 (a) must state, precisely and comprehensively, the question of law reserved and, if the accused person is convicted and the question of law is reserved before judgment— whether— judgment was pronounced and execution of the judgment was respited; or judgment was postponed; and whether the accused person was committed into custody or given bail.
- (a) whether— (i) judgment was pronounced and execution of the judgment was respited; or (ii) judgment was postponed; and
- (i) judgment was pronounced and execution of the judgment was respited; or
- (ii) judgment was postponed; and
- (b) whether the accused person was committed into custody or given bail.
- (i) judgment was pronounced and execution of the judgment was respited; or
- (ii) judgment was postponed; and