Section 100: Judgment on appeal
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100. Judgment on appeal
(1) The Supreme Court may, on quashing a conviction, rule that the information be dismissed and thereupon that ruling shall be a bar to a subsequent prosecution of the appellant for the same offence in the same manner
as the dismissal by a Magistrate under section 76.
(2) Where the appeal is dismissed, the Supreme Court may award costs
against the appellant.
(3) Where the appeal is dismissed, the judgment of the Magistrate or Intermediate Court shall be carried into execution as provided in this Act, and
the costs awarded by the Supreme Court may be recovered in the same
manner as costs awarded against a party convicted by the Magistrate.
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PART IV – MISCELLANEOUS
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Questions this section answers
- If my conviction is quashed on appeal and the information dismissed, can I be prosecuted again for the same offence?
- If my appeal is dismissed, can the Supreme Court order me to pay costs?