Formal convictions and orders
151 Formal convictions and orders
The conviction or order must afterwards, if required under section 152, be drawn up in proper form by the justices or the clerk of the court.
The formal conviction or order must be filed with or by the clerk of the court.
Whether or not a requirement is made under section 152, the clerk of the court must make a record of the conviction or order and any other matter (a verdict and judgment record) as required under the Criminal Practice Rules 1999.
Note—See the Criminal Practice Rules 1999, rule 62.
A verdict and judgment record relating to a conviction or order is a sufficiently proper form of the conviction or order for subsection (1).
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