Certificate of conclusion of appeal
74 Certificate of conclusion of appeal
When an appeal is concluded, the registrar must issue a Form 27 (Certificate of conclusion of criminal appeal).
The Form 27 is the formal record of the Court and forms part of the Supreme Court’s record.
A registrar must send a copy of the Form 27 to —
the primary court; and
the Commissioner of Police; and
the chief executive officer of the department of the public service principally assisting the Minister who administers the Sentence Administration Act 2003; and
if the case requires, the chairperson of the Parole Board; and
if the case requires, the President of the Mental Impairment Review Tribunal; and
any other person to whom an order made by the Court of Appeal in the appeal is directed.
If a warrant is issued to enforce a judgment or order of the Court, a copy of the Form 27 must be sent with the warrant to any person to whom the warrant is directed.
[Rule 74 amended: SL 2024/164 r. 5.]
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