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“The Chief Justice may issue a statutory notice directing that specified classes of offences be tried by the High Court or sent to the High Court for trial by a subordinate court.”
The Chief Justice may issue a statutory notice directing that specified classes of offences be tried by the High Court or sent to the High Court for trial by a subordinate court. This section amends section 123(1) by adding a new paragraph covering stock theft where the person has previously been convicted of stock theft. This section amends the principal Act by inserting a new section immediately after Section 358. The Chief Justice may make rules, by statutory instrument, for how any class of offence is heard and determined.
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The Chief Justice may issue a statutory notice directing that specified classes of offences be tried by the High Court or sent to the High Court for trial by a subordinate court.
Section 3
This section amends section 123(1) by adding a new paragraph covering stock theft where the person has previously been convicted of stock theft.
Section 4
This section amends the principal Act by inserting a new section immediately after Section 358.
Section 5
The Chief Justice may make rules, by statutory instrument, for how any class of offence is heard and determined.
Section 358A
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