Wireless Telegraphy Act 2006
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102 Section 101: conclusion of proceedings
(1) This section applies to— (a) proceedings for an offence to which section 99 applies; (b) proceedings under Schedule 6 for the condemnation of apparatus as forfeited. (2) Where proceedings to which this section applies are terminated by an appealable decision, they are not to be regarded as concluded for the purposes of section 101(2)(b)— (a) until the end of the ordinary time for appeal against the decision, if no appeal in respect of the decision is brought within that time; or (b) if an appeal in respect of the decision is brought within that time, until the conclusion of the appeal. (3) Subsection (2) applies for determining, for the purposes of paragraph (b) of that subsection, when proceedings on an appeal are concluded as it applies for determining when the original proceedings are concluded. (4) References in subsection (2) to a decision which terminates proceedings include references to a verdict, sentence, finding or order that puts an end to the proceedings. (5) An appealable decision is a decision of a description against which an appeal will lie, whether by way of case stated or otherwise and whether with or without permission. (6) References to an appeal include references to an application for permission to appeal.
102 Section 101: conclusion of proceedings
(1) This section applies to— (a) proceedings for an offence to which section 99 applies; (b) proceedings under Schedule 6 for the condemnation of apparatus as forfeited. (2) Where proceedings to which this section applies are terminated by an appealable decision, they are not to be regarded as concluded for the purposes of section 101(2)(b)— (a) until the end of the ordinary time for appeal against the decision, if no appeal in respect of the decision is brought within that time; or (b) if an appeal in respect of the decision is brought within that time, until the conclusion of the appeal. (3) Subsection (2) applies for determining, for the purposes of paragraph (b) of that subsection, when proceedings on an appeal are concluded as it applies for determining when the original proceedings are concluded. (4) References in subsection (2) to a decision which terminates proceedings include references to a verdict, sentence, finding or order that puts an end to the proceedings. (5) An appealable decision is a decision of a description against which an appeal will lie, whether by way of case stated or otherwise and whether with or without permission. (6) References to an appeal include references to an application for permission to appeal.
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