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CRIMlNAL PRACTICE RULES--FORMS 389<br />

FORM XXVIII.<br />

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

THE KING v.<br />

(APPELLANT).<br />

MOTICE TO APPELLANT SENTENCED TO FINE, OF BREACW<br />

HIS RECOGNIZANCE.<br />

To the above-named , appellant.<br />

OF<br />

of<br />

Whereas you were convicted on the day of<br />

and were sentenced to the payment of $<br />

19 of the offence<br />

, and in default of<br />

such payment to imprisonment, and that under the <strong>Criminal</strong> Appeal Rules you<br />

entered into recognizances in the sum of $ , with sureties in the sum of<br />

each to prosecute your appeal, and whereas 14 days have elapsed since<br />

your said conviction, and no notice of appeal has been served by you, now I hereby<br />

give you notice that unless you attend at the sitting of the Court of <strong>Criminal</strong><br />

Appeal to be holden on day, the day of , and then show<br />

good cause to the contrary, the Court may order an estreat of your recognizances<br />

and those of your sureties, or may otherwise deal with you according to law.<br />

(Signed)<br />

Registrar of the Court of <strong>Criminal</strong> Appeal.<br />

FORX XXIX.<br />

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

THE KING v.<br />

(APPELLANT).<br />

NOTICE TO SURETY FOR APPELLANT OF ESTEEAT OF RECOGNIZANCE.<br />

To [fill in here surety's wme and address] of<br />

Whereas you the above named, became duly bound in recognizances as surety,<br />

for that the said having been convicted of and for his said offence<br />

fined the Bum of $ , should duly prosecute an appeal in relation to his said<br />

conviction before the Court of <strong>Criminal</strong> Appeal, and whereas the said<br />

has not SO prosecuted his appeal, now I hereby give you notice that at the sitting<br />

of the Court of <strong>Criminal</strong> Appeal on next your reeognizances may be<br />

ordered to be estreated, unless you then show good cause to the contrary.<br />

(Signed)<br />

Registrar of the Court of <strong>Criminal</strong> Appeal.<br />

FQRM XXX.<br />

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

THE KING V.<br />

(APPELLANT).<br />

CAPTION FOR DEPOSITION OF WITNESS EXAMINED BEPORE<br />

EXAMINER.<br />

<strong>The</strong> depositions (on oath) taken before me, the undersigned, an examiner duly<br />

appointed by the Court of <strong>Criminal</strong> Appeal in that behalf, of ? of<br />

and of , witnesses, examined before me under an order of the said Court)<br />

dated day of 19 , in the presence of the said<br />

appellant [or of his eounsel and solicitor] and the respondent [or his counsel and<br />

solicitor] at on the day of , 19 , when the said<br />

appellant and the respondent (personally or by their counsel and solicitors rehpectively)<br />

had full opportunity of asking questions of the said witnesses, and the<br />

depositions of each of the said witnesses were read over to him or her (as the case<br />

may be) before attaching his or hBr signature thereto.<br />

<strong>The</strong> deposition of<br />

9 of , who (upon oath duly administered by<br />

me) saith as follows:<br />

[Here fpllows deposition.]<br />

(Signed)<br />

Taken before me this . day of , 19 *<br />

Witness<br />

Examiner.

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