Intermediate Courts Act · s 27

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s 27Criminal appeals, reviews and references

There shall lie to the Court of Appeal from an Intermediate Court in the exercise of its criminal jurisdiction —

(a)

an appeal;

(b)

a review of a sentence passed on any person; and

(c)

a reference of a point of law for its opinion thereon where any person has been acquitted, as if it was an appeal, review or reference (as the case may be) from the High

Court, and for those purposes all written laws shall be construed subject to such modifications as may be necessary to bring them into conformity with this Act.