Criminal Appeal Act 1968
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45 Construction of references in Parts I and II to Court of Appeal and a single judge.
(1) References in Parts I and II and sections 44A and 51 of this Act to the Court of Appeal shall be construed as references to the criminal division of the Court. (2) The references in sections 23A, 31 to 31C, 44 and 44A of this Act to a single judge are to any judge of the Court of Appeal or ... the High Court.
45 Construction of references in Parts I and II to Court of Appeal and a single judge.
(1) References in Parts I and II and sections 44A and 51 of this Act to the Court of Appeal shall be construed as references to the criminal division of the Court. (2) The references in sections 23A, 31 to 31C, 44 and 44A of this Act to a single judge are to any judge of the Court of Appeal or ... the High Court.
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