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Act index » Chapter 6 - Appeals and cases stated » Part 6.4 - Second or subsequent appeal to Court of Appeal » Division 2 - Powers and procedure
326H Powers which may be exercised by Court of Appeal constituted by a single Judge of Appeal
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(1)The Court of Appeal constituted by a single Judge of Appeal may exercise the following powers in this Part—
(a)to give leave to appeal;
(b)to grant the appellant bail;
(c)to order stays of sentence.
(2)If the Court of Appeal constituted by a single Judge of Appeal refuses an application to exercise a power referred to in subsection (1) in relation to any ground of appeal, the applicant is entitled to have the application determined by the Court of Appeal constituted by 2 or more Judges of Appeal.