sec.76Appellant on bail

sec.76 Appellant on bail

If an appellant who has been admitted to bail and is not represented by a lawyer does not attend a hearing of the appeal, subsequent appeal or leave application, the court may do the following— consider the appeal, subsequent appeal or leave application in the appellant’s absence; decline to consider the appeal, subsequent appeal or leave application; summarily dismiss the appeal, subsequent appeal or leave application; make another order the court considers appropriate; issue a warrant for the appellant’s apprehension. In this rule— leave application means— an application for leave to appeal; or an application for leave to make a subsequent appeal. r 76 amd 2024 SL No. 178 s 24 (sec.76-ssec.1) If an appellant who has been admitted to bail and is not represented by a lawyer does not attend a hearing of the appeal, subsequent appeal or leave application, the court may do the following— consider the appeal, subsequent appeal or leave application in the appellant’s absence; decline to consider the appeal, subsequent appeal or leave application; summarily dismiss the appeal, subsequent appeal or leave application; make another order the court considers appropriate; issue a warrant for the appellant’s apprehension. (sec.76-ssec.2) In this rule— leave application means— an application for leave to appeal; or an application for leave to make a subsequent appeal.

• (a) consider the appeal, subsequent appeal or leave application in the appellant’s absence;
• (b) decline to consider the appeal, subsequent appeal or leave application;
• (c) summarily dismiss the appeal, subsequent appeal or leave application;
• (d) make another order the court considers appropriate;
• (e) issue a warrant for the appellant’s apprehension.
• (a) an application for leave to appeal; or
• (b) an application for leave to make a subsequent appeal.