Rule 50C of the Criminal Appeal Rules (NSW) does not confer jurisdiction to rehear a criminal appeal on the merits; it merely extends the time frame for exercising the Court's existing jurisdiction to correct errors such as misapprehensions of fact or law, slips, overlooked grounds, or denials of procedural fairness. Any application before orders are perfected which requires more than summary consideration is likely outside the scope of the rule. After entry of judgment, only corrections where language does not reflect the Court's intention are permitted.
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