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60Calling into question of incidental decisions

For section 58 of the Supreme Court Act 1981 (exercise of incidental jurisdiction in civil division of Court of Appeal) substitute—

“58 Calling into question of incidental decisions in civil division

(1)    Rules of court may provide that decisions of the Court of Appeal which—

(a)    are taken by a single judge or any officer or member of staff of that court in proceedings incidental to any cause or matter pending before the civil division of that court; and

(b)    do not involve the determination of an appeal or of an application for permission to appeal,

may be called into question in such manner as may be prescribed.

(2)    No appeal shall lie to the House of Lords from a decision which may be called into question pursuant to rules under subsection (1).”

NOTES
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Specified date

Specified date: 27 September 1999: see s 108(3)(b).
Civil Procedure & Administration of Justice92 Civil Division of the Court of Appeal95 Litigation Procedure & Practice92 Civil Courts95

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