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Act index » Chapter 6 - Appeals and cases stated » Part 6.3 - Appeal and case stated from County Court or Trial Division of Supreme Court to Court of Appeal » Division 2 - Appeal by offender against sentence
278 Right of appeal against sentence imposed by originating court
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A person sentenced for an offence by an originating court may appeal to the Court of Appeal against the sentence imposed if the Court of Appeal gives the person leave to appeal.
See the definitions of originating court and original jurisdiction in section 3.