(1) Where the application is admissible and the case is ready for hearing, the court shall:
(a) dismiss it where it finds that the application is baseless;
(b) quash the judgment appealed against and acquit the convict, if it finds the application
justified.
(2) When the court finds that the application is admissible but is not ready hearing, it shall, by
an interlocutory ruling, order all necessary measures of inquiry. In such a case, if the sentence
has not bee executed, its enforcement shall be stayed or suspended.
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