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Contents » Chapter 6 - APPEALS AND CASES STATED PART 6.1—APPEAL FROM MAGISTRATES' COURT TO COUNTY COURT » Division 7 - Powers and procedure
Clause 323 Bail following appeal
If on an appeal the Court of Appeal orders a new trial or remits a matter to the Trial Division of the Supreme Court or to the County Court, the Court of Appeal may remand the appellant in custody or grant the appellant bail pending the commencement of the new trial or the remitted matter.