Section 168Part 9 — Appeals from Summer Court
Appeal not to operate as a stay
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An appeal shall not in itself have the effect of suspending the execution of the decision appealed and shall be on motion or by special case stated as hereafter in this Code provided.
An appellant who has failed to give notice of appeal under section 166(2) may, within seven days after the day upon which the decision was given from which the appeal is made, serve a notice in writing, signed by the appellant or the appellant's counsel, on the other party and on the Summary Court of the appellant's intention to appeal and of the general grounds of the appellant's appeal: Provided that any person aggrieved by the decision of the Summary Court may upon notice to the other party apply to the Grand Court for leave to extend the time within which such notice of appeal prescribed by this subsection may be served, and the court upon the hearing of such application may extend such time as it deems fit.
Cross References
- Section 166 of Criminal Procedure Code
Reference to section 166(2) regarding notice of appeal