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In forceDefinitions—div 5.6.1
Chapter 5Appellate proceedings
Part 5.6Reference appeals
Division 5.6.1Reference appeals—Supreme Court
5750 Definitions—div 5.6.1
In this division:
applicant—see the Magistrates Court Act 1930, section 219AB (2) (Reference appeal following acquittal on indictment).
Note
The applicant for a reference appeal is the Attorney-General or director of public prosecutions.
interested party—see the Magistrates Court Act 1930, section 219AC (1).
Note
An interested party, for a reference appeal arising from a trial, is a person charged at the trial, or a person who seeks to be heard if the Supreme Court is satisfied that the person has a sufficient interest in the appeal to be heard.
reference appeal means an appeal under the Magistrates Court Act 1930, section 219AB (2).
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