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← Supreme Court of Judicature Act 1969

Supreme Court of Judicature Act 1969 s 60I

s 60I Procedure for making PACC application, etc., when there is pending PACC application, etc.

60I.—(1) Where any application for PACC permission, or any PACC application, made by a PACP (each called in this section the specified application) is pending determination, the PACP cannot make a subsequent application for PACC permission or a subsequent PACC application (each called in this section the subsequent application) unless the PACP has the permission of the Court of Appeal dealing with the specified application to do so. (2) The Court of Appeal dealing with the specified application may do any one of the following:(a) grant permission for the PACP to adduce further material when the Court of Appeal is dealing with the specified application; (b) grant permission for the PACP to make the subsequent application separately under section 60G or 60H, as the case may be; (c) refuse to grant permission under paragraph (a) or (b). (3) When dealing with any specified application or subsequent application under this section, the Court of Appeal may give such directions as the Court of Appeal thinks necessary or expedient —(a) in the case of a specified application — in respect of that application or a subsequent application; or (b) in the case of a subsequent application — in respect of that application.[Act 41 of 2022 wef 28/06/2024]

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