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Clause 315

sets out the powers which may be exercised by a Judge of Appeal. Subclause (1) allows a Judge of Appeal to make various specified orders in the same manner as they may be exercised by the Court of Appeal. A judge of appeal may—

give leave to appeal (clauses 274, 278, 283, 295);

review a refusal to certify (clause 296);

extend the time within which notice of appeal may be given (clause 313);

extend the time within which notice of application for leave to appeal may be given (clause 313);

grant the appellant bail (clauses 310 and 323);

order stays of sentence (clause 309(2)).

Pursuant to subclause (2), if a Judge of Appeal refuses an application to exercise a power referred to in subclause (1), the applicant is entitled to have the application determined by the Court of Appeal.