Section 424 — Costs of appeal — Criminal Code Act 1983 (Northern Territory) — Barrister AI

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Section 424 — Costs of appeal — Criminal Code Act 1983 (Northern Territory) — Barrister AI

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s 1Short title s 2Commencement s 3Repeal s 4Interpretation s 5Establishment of Code s 6Liability to trial s 7Civil remedies s 8Contempt of Courts 406Interpretation s 407Court of Criminal Appeal s 408Reservation of points of law s 409Appeal from arrest of judgment s 410Right of appeal s 411Determination of appeal in ordinary cases s 412Powers of Court in special cases s 412APowers of Court in relation to mental impairment s 413Power to grant new trial s 414Appeal and reference by Crown Law Officer s 415Revesting and restitution of property on finding of guilt s 416Suspension of order with respect to driver's licence s 417Time for appealing s 418Judge's report may be furnished on appeal s 419Supplemental powers s 420Presence of appellant s 421Presence of respondent who is in custody when appeal brought by Crown Law Officer s 422Appellant or respondent may be sentenced in his absence s 423Written argument s 424Costs of appeal s 425Admission of appellant to bail and custody when attending Court s 426Duties of Registrar s 427Documents, exhibits, &c.s 428Record of trial s 429Powers exercisable by a Judge s 430Appeals from the decision of the Court s 431Pardoning power preserved s 432Conditional remission of sentence by Administrator s 433Effect of pardon s 433AReference by Attorney-General of certain findings of guiltSchedule 1 — Provisions of Code to which Part IIAA applies

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Costs of appeal

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Schedule I—Criminal Code of the Northern Territory of Australia

Part X—Punishment: appeal: miscellaneous matters

Division 2—Appeal: pardon

424 Costs of appeal

On the hearing or determination of an appeal, application for leave to appeal, any proceedings preliminary or incidental thereto or on a

Crown Law Officer's reference no costs shall be allowed on either side.

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