Section 76A: Time for appeal
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76A. Time for appeal
(1) Any person who wishes to appeal to the Supreme Court against any
order, decision or judgment of a Judge at Chambers in any matter in which
an appeal lies shall, unless otherwise expressly provided, lodge his appeal in
the Registry and serve notice of the appeal on the other party or parties to
the case within 21 days from the date of the order, decision or judgment.
(2) Section 69 (4) shall apply to an appeal under subsection (1).
[S. 76A amended by Act 29 of 1992; Act 15 of 1994.]
Sub-Part VII —
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PART III – INTERMEDIATE COURT AND DISTRICT COURTS
Sub-Part I – Constitution of Intermediate Court and District Courts
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