Criminal Practice Rules 1999
sec.116Notice of decision
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sec.116 Notice of decision
This rule applies in relation to the following— an appeal, application for leave to appeal or application about an appeal heard by the court; a subsequent appeal, application for leave to make a subsequent appeal or an application about a subsequent appeal heard by the court; an application mentioned in rule 104(1) heard by a judge. As soon as practicable after the court or judge gives the final decision on the appeal, subsequent appeal or application, the registrar must, by written notice, give the particulars of the decision to the following persons— the appellant; the respondent; the chief executive (corrective services); the proper officer of the court of trial; any person who was given the court’s leave to attend and be heard on the appeal, subsequent appeal or application. The proper officer of the court of trial must keep a record of the particulars. r 116 amd 2024 SL No. 178 s 50 (sec.116-ssec.1) This rule applies in relation to the following— an appeal, application for leave to appeal or application about an appeal heard by the court; a subsequent appeal, application for leave to make a subsequent appeal or an application about a subsequent appeal heard by the court; an application mentioned in rule 104(1) heard by a judge. (sec.116-ssec.2) As soon as practicable after the court or judge gives the final decision on the appeal, subsequent appeal or application, the registrar must, by written notice, give the particulars of the decision to the following persons— the appellant; the respondent; the chief executive (corrective services); the proper officer of the court of trial; any person who was given the court’s leave to attend and be heard on the appeal, subsequent appeal or application. (sec.116-ssec.3) The proper officer of the court of trial must keep a record of the particulars.
- (a) an appeal, application for leave to appeal or application about an appeal heard by the court;
- (b) a subsequent appeal, application for leave to make a subsequent appeal or an application about a subsequent appeal heard by the court;
- (c) an application mentioned in rule 104(1) heard by a judge.
- (a) the appellant;
- (b) the respondent;
- (c) the chief executive (corrective services);
- (d) the proper officer of the court of trial;
- (e) any person who was given the court’s leave to attend and be heard on the appeal, subsequent appeal or application.