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MAGISTRATES' COURTS ACT (NORTHERN IRELAND) 1964 - SECT 153

Bail on appeal to county court or by way of case stated.

153. Without prejudice to section 147, or, in the case of an appeal to the
county court, to [Article 28 of the County Courts (Northern Ireland) Order
1980], after an appeal has been decided by the Court of Appeal or county court
or, where an appeal has been abandoned (including where an applicant for a
case stated has failed to take delivery of it or to transmit it to the Court
of Appeal), an order, decree or warrant to enforce the order made on appeal,
affirming, reversing or varying the original order, or (as the case may be) to
enforce the original order, may be issued by any resident magistrate or other
justice of the peace having jurisdiction in the same petty sessions district
as the court which made the original order and, in the case of an appeal to
the county court, by the [chief clerk.][

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