The Criminal Code Act 1899 - Ozcase Queensland Historical Legal ...

270 OsderPX CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES
ent of expenses under seetion 671~. The registrar shall,
subject to any regulation as to rates that may be prescribed by the
Crown Law Officer, allow such amount as he shall think proper for the
expenses of any assessor appointed, and of any witnesses attending on
the order of the court or examined, and of and incidental to any examina-
tion or reference, and of the appearance of an appellant, on the hearing of
his appeal or on any proceeding preliminary or incidental thereto, and
shall certify in the Form XXXPV. of Part IX. of the Schedule hereto to
the Crown Law Officer the amounts he shall have so allo8wed.
(b) Application for the review of the registrar’s decision as to any
of the items contained in such certificate may be made in writing by the
Crown Law Officer or other person named therein within 14 days after
such certificate shall have been signed.
(c) The certificate oE the registrar shall be amended if necessary in
accordance with any direction given by the Court of Criminal Appeal
or a judge thereof on such review.
(d) The certificate of the registrar when not so required to be
reviewed or after it has been so reviewed shall be final and conclusive,
and shall be deemed sufficient authority for the payment to the persons
named therein of the amounts set opposite their names.
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
42. Except where otherwise provided in these Rules, any application
to the Court of Criminal Appeal may be made, orally or in writing,
but in regard to such applications if the applicant is unrepresented
and is in custody and is not entitled or has not obtained leave to be
present before the court, he shall make any such application by forward-
ing the same in writing in the manner prescribed in Rule 43 hereof to
the registrar, who shall take the proper steps to obtain the decision of
the court thereon.
43. %mice of orders and notices. (a) All orders for the production
of any documents, exhibits, or other things connected with the pro-
ceedings, or for the attendance of any witness, shall, unless otherwise
directed by the Court of Criminal Appeal, be personally served.
(b) When personal service of any order or other document is
required, the Commissioner of Police shall, at the request of the registrar,
cause such order or other document to be served by one of his officers.
(c) Any notice or other document of which personal service is not
required by any Rule or by the direction of the Court of Criminal Appeal
may be served by post.
(d) Any notice of appeal or of any application to the Court of
Criminal Appeal by an appellant in custody shall be deemed to have
been given at the time when it is delivered for posting to the superin-
tendent of the gaol where the appellant is imprisoned, and the time of
delivery shall be endorsed thereon by such officer.
(e) Any notice of appeal or of any application to the Court of
Criminal Appeal by an appellant not in custody shall be deemed to have
been given at the time when it is delivered for posting to the chief
omcer of police at the place where the appellant was convicted, and
the time of delivery shall be endorsed thereon by such officer.