Section 13 — (Repealed) — Criminal Appeal Act 1912 (New South Wales) — Barrister AI

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Criminal Appeal Act 1912 No 16, No provisions

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s 10Method and time for making appeal s 11Judge’s notes and report to be furnished on appeal s 12Supplemental powers of the court s 13(Repealed)s 14Right of appellant to be present s 14ACrown appeals—absence of respondent s 15Appeals permitted in writing s 16Notice of appeals s 17Costs of appeal s 18Certain time to count as part of appellant’s sentence s 19Duties of registrar with respect to notices of appeal s 20Documents, exhibits etc s 21Shorthand notes of trial s 21AExercise of court’s powers s 22Powers of a judge sitting alone s 22AJudgment of the court may be delivered by a single judge of the court s 23Writs of error abolished

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