Section 134: New recognisance
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134. New recognisance
Where, at the time of his conviction, the accused is not in custody upon
his recognisance to appear and answer the offence of which he has been
convicted, he may, after reference to Counsel for the State or prosecutor, if
the Court thinks proper, enter into a new recognisance, with 2 sureties, in
such sums and with such conditions as are specified in section 133 and the
previous recognisance shall be discharged.