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…Count 2: Being in possession of a firearm contrary to S. 4(1) of the Firearms Act as read with Firearms (Amendment) Act No. 8 of 1988.…

…Rao squarely relies in section 361 97) of the Code as the legal basis for the appeal before us and in support of his contention that the appeal lies to us, he referred us to the Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Bill, 1959 which…

…became the Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Ordinance 1959 which introduced section 361 (7) of the Code.…

…little time to persuade the advocates that under rule 5(2)(b) the court has its own jurisdiction to grant an injunction pending an appeal since February 8, 1984 when it was provided for by clause 3 of the Court of Appeal (Amendment…

…The conditions in the amendment rule for the exercise of it are that a notice of appeal has been lodged in accordance with rule 74 and that if it is granted it will be so on such terms as the court may think just.…

…little time to persuade the advocates that under rule 5(2)(b) the court has its own jurisdiction to grant an injunction pending an appeal since February 8, 1984 when it was provided for by clause 3 of the Court of Appeal (Amendment…

…The conditions in the amendment rule for the exercise of it are that a notice of appeal has been lodged in accordance with rule 74 and that if it is granted it will be so on such terms as the court may think just.…

…There was no amendment to these Regulations of 1998. On 1st July 2002 the Legal Notice 66 was revoked under Legal Notice 118 of 2002. Legal Notice 66/02 which the Applicant intends to rely upon is non existent.…

…There was no amendment to these Regulations of 1998. On 1st July 2002 the Legal Notice 66 was revoked under Legal Notice 118 of 2002. Legal Notice 66/02 which the Applicant intends to rely upon is non existent.…