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Section 77: Conviction

DISTRICT AND INTERMEDIATE COURTS (CRIMINAL JURISDICTION) ACT, No · PART III: SUMMARY JURISDICTION

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77. Conviction (1) In the case of a conviction a memorandum of it and of the adjudication shall be made in the minutes of the proceedings and if necessary the Magistrate shall afterwards draw up a formal conviction under his hand and the seal of the Court, which conviction shall be in Form H of the Second Schedule. (2) The Magistrate shall deliver to the party convicted, on his application, a copy of such conviction in every case where such party has given security to prosecute an appeal, or where it is shown to the satisfaction of the Magistrate that such conviction is necessary for the defence of such party against any other prosecution already commenced against him for the same offence. (3) The conviction may be signed and authenticated by any Magistrate for the time being replacing the convicting Magistrate.

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