Criminal Procedure Code 2010 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 20 · Appeals, Points Reserved, Revisions and Criminal Motions
394K. Other matters concerning review applications and applications for permission
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An applicant cannot make more than one review application in respect of any decision of an appellate court.
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“court” means the Court of Appeal, the General Division of the High Court, a Family Court, a Youth Court, a District Court or a Magistrate’s Court (as the case may be) which exercises criminal jurisdiction;
An applicant cannot make a review application in respect of an earlier decision of an appellate court after —
in any case where a court hears a related specified application made by the same applicant and reserves judgment in that related specified application — the time that court reserves judgment in that related specified application; or
in any other case where a court hears a related specified application made by the same applicant — the time that court delivers judgment in that related specified application.
Where the appellate court is the General Division of the High Court, no appeal may lie against a decision of the appellate court on an application for permission or a review application.
Where the appellate court is the General Division of the High Court, no application under section 397(1), and no reference under section 397(2), may be made in respect of a decision of the appellate court on an application for permission or a review application.
No application for permission, and no review application, may be made in respect of a decision of an appellate court on an application for permission or a review application.