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Singapore Armed Forces (Military Court of Appeal) Regulations
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In force2001 Revised EditionCurrent version · 2001 Revised EditionSee versions on Singapore Statutes Online(opens the publisher’s site)

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Singapore Armed Forces (Military Court of Appeal) Regulations

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1Citation
2Definitions
3Lodging of notice and petition of appeal
4Extension of time
5Notice or petition of appeal where appellant is convicted by field general court martial or in prison or detention or disciplinary barrack
6Discontinuance of appeal
7Copies of notice to be forwarded to registrar of subordinate military court and respondent to appeal
8Documents
9More than one appellant
10Documents served on military prosecutor
11Register and cause list
12Presence of appellant at hearing of application
13Copies of proceedings, etc.
14Documents, exhibits and record of proceedings
15Security of documents, etc.
16Withholding of documents, etc.
17Witnesses
18Applications to be by motion
19Filing of applications
20Notifying results of appeal, etc.
21Compliance with these Regulations
22Sitting of Court
23Evidence in private or in public
24Ancillary powers of Court
25Application of Criminal Procedure Code

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Singapore Armed Forces (Military Court of Appeal) Regulations · 2001 Revised Edition

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These Regulations may be cited as the Singapore Armed Forces (Military Court of Appeal) Regulations.

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