Section 116: Recognisance on appeal or for certiorari
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116. Recognisance on appeal or for certiorari
In the case of a recognisance required on an appeal or on the issue of a
writ of certiorari for the removal of a judgment, conviction or order, or on an
application for a case, the Magistrate may, on the production of a certificate
signed by the Registrar that the appeal has not been prosecuted as provided
in section 93, or that the judgment, conviction or order has been affirmed,
issue execution against the principal and sureties for recovery of the amount
due without further process and as if a judgment had been obtained on the
civil side of the Court against such principal and sureties.
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Questions this section answers
- If I don't prosecute my appeal properly, can execution be issued against me and my sureties for the recognisance amount?