Rule 50C of the Criminal Appeal Rules does not confer jurisdiction to re-hear the merits of an appeal once determined. It is limited to correcting obvious mistakes and ensuring orders correctly reflect the Court's intention. An assertion that the Court's conclusions were wrong does not constitute a misapprehension of fact or law within the r 50C jurisdiction; the appropriate remedy is an application for special leave to appeal to the High Court.
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