Section 173Part 9 — Appeals from Summary Court
Remedy if case stated refused
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A magistrate may refuse to state a case if the magistrate considers the matter is frivolous, and shall, on request, deliver to the appellant a certificate of refusal, and thereupon the appellant may apply to the Grand Court for an order requiring the case to be stated: Provided that a magistrate shall not refuse to state a case where the application for that purpose is made to that magistrate by or under the direction of the Director of Public Prosecutions.
Referenced By
- Section 174 — Duty of Summary Court as to case stated
Reference to section 173 regarding refusal to state a case