This provision has not been checked by a human. The text below was read automatically from the official PDF and has not yet been verified against it, so it may differ from the provision as published — in its wording, its numbering, or where one provision ends and the next begins. For the authorised text, see legislation.vic.gov.au.
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 4 - Interlocutory appeal
299 Adjournment of trial if leave to appeal given
How this provision has changed across versions can't be shown yet: the versions of this Act held here were read by different versions of the parser, and comparing them would report the parsers' own disagreements as amendments. Re-parse every version to restore it.
If the Court of Appeal gives leave to appeal against an interlocutory decision after the trial has commenced, the trial judge must adjourn the trial without discharging the jury, if reasonably practicable, until the appeal has been determined.