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

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CRIMINAL PRACTICE RULES-FORMS 385<br />

indictment presented against him, or before the High Court of Australia at each<br />

and every hearing of an appeal by the Crown Law Officer (as the case may be)<br />

and at the final determination thereof to render himself into custody if required<br />

hy law so to do, and that the said shall then and there abide<br />

by the judgment of the said Court and not depart or be absent from such Court<br />

at any such hearing without the leave of the said Court, and in the meantime not<br />

depart out of the State of <strong>Queensland</strong>. And that your said recognizance will be<br />

duly forwarded by me to the Registrar of the Court of <strong>Criminal</strong> Appeal.<br />

(Signed)<br />

Justice of the Peace.<br />

I acknowledge that the above certificate is correct.<br />

(Signed)<br />

Surety.<br />

_.__<br />

FORM XXI.<br />

IN THE COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL OF QUEENSLAND.<br />

THE KING W.<br />

(APPELLANT).<br />

INFORMATIOK OF SURETY FOR ARREST OF APPELLANT.<br />

( 1 <strong>The</strong> information of [here fiE1 in the name, address and description<br />

to wit. /of surety] of<br />

laid before me, the undersigned, one of his<br />

Majesty's justices of the peace for the State of <strong>Queensland</strong>, upon an application<br />

for a warrant for the apprehension of [here state appellant's name and address if<br />

known] and the deposition of the said in support thereof on the<br />

day of<br />

<strong>The</strong> said [here fill in. the name, address and description of surety] saith as<br />

follows :<br />

I, [here fill in the name, address, and description of surety] do say that the<br />

above-named [here state appellant '8 name and address if known] having been<br />

granted bail by the Judge of the Court of Trial, or a Judge of, or the Court of<br />

<strong>Criminal</strong> Appeal (as the Oase may be) himself in the sum of $ , and with<br />

surety in the sum of $ , was released on such bail on condition that he should<br />

personally appear and be present (at and before the Court of <strong>Criminal</strong> Appeal<br />

at each and every hearing of his appeal, or the court holden at<br />

on , to stand his retrial on the indictment preseqted against him, or<br />

at and before the High Court of Australia at each and every hearing of an appealby<br />

the Crown Law Officer, and at the final determination 'thereof to surrender<br />

himself into custody if required by law so to do (as the case may be), and to then<br />

and there abide by the judgment of the said Court, and not to depart or be absent<br />

from such Court on any such hearing without the leave of the said Court, and in<br />

the meantime not to depart out of the State of <strong>Queensland</strong>.<br />

And that I became surety for the performance of the said conditions by the<br />

said in the sum of $ , a certificate whereof signed by the<br />

justice of the peace and by me is now shown to me marked (a).<br />

And &at I suspect that the said is about to depart out of the<br />

State of <strong>Queensland</strong> [or state in what manner the appellant is believed to be about<br />

to fail in the observance of Ms recognizances] and I therefore desire to surrender<br />

the said into custody and thereby discharge myself from my said<br />

recognizances. I verily believe that the said<br />

is now in the petty<br />

sessional district of<br />

(Signed)<br />

Sure$.<br />

Laid before me the day and year first above written.<br />

(Signed)<br />

Justice of the Ponce.<br />

Petty scssioiinl district now Xagistvntcs Court district ; sec Justiws *\ct:<br />

Amcnthneiit <strong>Act</strong> of 1964, s. 2 (1)

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