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SECTION 474

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(1) In the cases of illegal measures or obstruction of the normal course of justice referred to in section 473, the appellant shall file his petition to the la President of the Supreme Court and shall specify the violation of the law on which it is based. The petition shall be filed at the registry of the Court of Appeal for transmission. (2) The Registrar-Chief of the Court of Appeal shall within ten (10) days, forward to the Registrar-in-Chief of the Supreme Court the case me together with the notice of appeal, the petition of the appellant and a copy of the interlocutory ruling. (3) The case file shall immediately be forwarded to the Procureur General at the Supreme Court for his submissions. It shall be returned to the registry of the said court within ten (10) days. (4) The Supreme Court shall give a ruling in chambers not later than ten (10) days after the return of the case file and 1 shall order its decision to be notified to the President of the Court of Appeal, the Procureur General of the said court and the parties or their counsel. (5) The case me shall be returned to the Registrar-in-Chief of the Court of Appeal within fifteen (15) days, with effect from the date of judgment of the supreme Court.
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Appeals to the supreme court Conditions of appeal sub-chapter i decisions subject to appeal Setting aside of judgment in default, appals and review

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ARTICLE 474

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Section 474 of the Criminal Procedure Code /akn/cm/act/loi/2005-07-27/2005-007
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