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Magistrates Court Act 1930 - ACT Legislation Register - Court Act 1930 CONTENTScontinued Section Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counselalso accessible at 41 Service of
<ul><li><p> Australian Capital Territory </p><p>Magistrates Court Act 1930 A1930-21 </p><p>Republication No 6B Effective: 24 December 1999 29 February 2000 </p><p>Republication date: 23 February 2006 </p><p>Last amendment made by A1999-91 (republication for amendments by A1999-59, A1999-61, A1999-66 and A1999-91) </p><p>Not all amendments are in force: see last endnote </p><p>Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel </p></li><li><p>Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counselalso accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au </p><p>About this republication The republished law This is a republication of the Magistrates Court Act 1930 effective from 24 December 1999 to 29 February 2000. </p><p>Kinds of republications The Parliamentary Counsels Office prepares 2 kinds of republications of ACT laws (see the ACT legislation register at www.legislation.act.gov.au): authorised republications to which the Legislation Act 2001 applies unauthorised republications. The status of this republication appears on the bottom of each page. </p><p>Editorial changes The Legislation (Republication) Act 1996, part 3, division 2 authorised the Parliamentary Counsel to make editorial amendments and other changes of a formal nature when preparing a law for republication. Editorial changes do not change the effect of the law, but have effect as if they had been made by an Act commencing on the republication date (see Legislation (Republication) Act 1996, s 14 and s 16). The changes are made if the Parliamentary Counsel considers they are desirable to bring the law into line, or more closely into line, with current legislative drafting practice. </p></li><li><p>Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counselalso accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au </p><p> Australian Capital Territory </p><p>MAGISTRATES COURT ACT 1930 </p><p>This consolidation has been prepared by the ACT Parliamentary Counsels Office Updated as at 24 December 1999 </p><p>CONTENTS Section </p><p>PART 1PRELIMINARY 1 Short title 5 Interpretation 6 Application to Jervis Bay Territory </p><p>PART 2APPOINTMENT AND JURISDICTION OF MAGISTRATES </p><p>Division 1Appointment of Chief Magistrate and magistrates 6A Interpretation 7 Chief Magistrate and other magistrates 8 Eligibility for appointment as magistrate 9 Seniority of magistrates 10 Terms and conditions of appointment 10A Tenure of office 10B Resignation 10C Acting Chief Magistrate 10D Retirement 10E Magistrates not to undertake other work 10F Rights of public servants 10G Arrangement of business of courts </p><p>Division 2Special magistrates 10H Appointment of special magistrates 10J Tenure of office 10K Resignation 10L Terms and conditions of appointment </p></li><li><p> Magistrates Court Act 1930 CONTENTScontinued </p><p>Section </p><p>Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counselalso accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au </p><p>Division 3Registrar and other officers of the Magistrates Court 10M Appointment of registrar etc 10MA Staff assisting the registrar 10N Duties of the registrar </p><p>Division 4Jurisdiction of magistrates 10P Oath etc of office 10Q Acts done beyond the Territory 11 Authentication of acts of magistrate or registrar 12 Acts by magistrate or registrar 13 Issue of warrant of commitment or writ of execution 15 Process not avoided by death of magistrate or registrar 16 Order in lieu of mandamus 17 Powers and functions of magistrates </p><p>PART 3MAGISTRATES COURT Division 1Establishment of Magistrates Court </p><p> 18 Constitution of the court Division 2Jurisdiction of Magistrates Court </p><p> 19 Jurisdiction of the court 21 Jurisdiction of the court where defendant absent from the Territory 22 Proceedings of court where it considers offence should be dealt with on indictment 23 Ex parte order may be set aside 23AA Ex parte conviction may be set aside on application by informant 23A Requests under conventions regarding legal proceedings in civil and commercial matters 23B Rectification of certain orders etc </p><p>PART 4COMMENCEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS Division 1General </p><p> 25 Informations Division 2Informations </p><p> 26 Laying of informations 27 Description of persons and property and of offences 28 Power of court to amend information 29 Court may adjourn hearing where amendment made 30 Form of information 31 Limitation of proceedings </p><p>Division 4Summonses 37 When magistrate may issue summons 38 Form of summons </p></li><li><p> Magistrates Court Act 1930 CONTENTScontinued </p><p>Section </p><p>Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counselalso accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au </p><p> 41 Service of summons Division 5Warrants of arrest </p><p> 42 Issue of warrant and summons 43 Procedure on filing of indictment 44 Direction of warrant 45 Any police officer may execute warrant 47 Form of arrest warrant 48 Warrant to be in force till executed 49 Sunday warrants </p><p>PART 5HEARING Division 1General </p><p> 51 Hearings to be in public except in special circumstances 53 Conduct of case 54 Where both parties present in court to hear case 54A Recording of proceedings </p><p>Division 2Evidence 55 Examination to be on oath 58 Defendant and husband or wife, when competent in criminal proceedings 59 Proof of negative etc 60 Record of proceedings and transcript 60A Informant may request witnesses to attend 61 Power of magistrate to summon witnesses 62 Service of summons on witness 62A Witnesses entitled to claim expenses 63 Warrant to bring witness to court 64 Warrant in the first instance 66 Production of documents before magistrate 66A Setting aside summons 67 Person about to leave Territory may be ordered to be examined or produce documents 67A Examination of witnessesapplication of Magistrates Court (Civil Jurisdiction) Act 1982 67B Affidavitsapplication of Magistrates Court (Civil Jurisdiction) Act 1982 68 Witnesses rights and liabilities 69 Depositions to be delivered to the registrar </p><p>Division 3Remand 70 Remand of defendant 72 Bringing up during remand </p></li><li><p> Magistrates Court Act 1930 CONTENTScontinued </p><p>Section </p><p>Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counselalso accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au </p><p> 72A Hearing of bail applications 72B Defendants appearance in proceedings other than bail proceedings 73 Bail of defendant during examination </p><p>Division 4Committal and recognisance 73A Application of Division 74 Committal or detention before decision 75 Committal of witness or of defendant after decision 76 Witnesses may be discharged on recognisance 77 Recognisances 78 Issue of warrant for non-appearance 79 Recognisances taken out of court 80 Forfeited recognisanceshow enforced 82 Conveying persons to custody </p><p>Division 5Adjournment of proceedings 83 Magistrate may adjourn court generally 84 Particular cases may be adjourned 85 Proceedings when either party is not present at adjourned hearing 86 Proceedings when both parties are present at adjourned hearing 87 Witnesses to attend adjourned sittings 88 Postponement of hearing </p><p>PART 6PROCEEDINGS IN CASE OF INDICTABLE OFFENCES </p><p>Division 1APreliminary 88A Meaning of jury </p><p>Division 1Institution of proceedings 89 Disobedience of summons 89A Accused person may be excused from attendance before court 90 Procedure where informant proposes to tender written statements to court 90AA Written statements may be admitted in evidence 90AB Preliminary examination where written statements not tendered 90ABA Attendance not required under section 90AA or 90AB where order made under subsection 89 (1) 90A Plea of guilty in committal proceedings 91 Court may discharge accused 92 Proceedings where evidence sufficient to put accused on trial 92A Committal for sentence for indictable offence tried summarily 92B Depositions as evidence 93 Admissions and confessions </p></li><li><p> Magistrates Court Act 1930 CONTENTScontinued </p><p>Section </p><p>Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counselalso accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au </p><p>Division 2Proceedings subsequent to hearing of evidence 94 Discharge or committal for trial 95 Depositions of dead or absent persons 96 Evidence for defence </p><p>Division 2ACosts 97 Discontinued proceedings </p><p>Division 3Recognisances of witnesses 103 Recognisance of witnesses etc 104 Signature of magistratenotice to witnesses 105 Court may commit refractory witness </p><p>Division 4Miscellaneous 106 Transmission of depositions etc to Director of Public Prosecutions 107 Delivery of documents to proper officer of court 108 Copies of depositions may be obtained by accused </p><p>PART 7PROCEEDINGS IN CASE OF OFFENCES PUNISHABLE SUMMARILY </p><p> 108A Indictable offences dealt with summarily 109 Dismissal or adjournment in absence of informant 110 Ex parte hearing in absence of defendant 111 Magistrate may adjourn the case 112 Both parties appearing 113 Proceedings at the hearing on defendants confession 114 Where defendant does not admit the case 115 Court may proceed to hearing in absence of both or either of the parties 116 Conduct of summary proceedings regulated </p><p>PART 7ASERVICE AND PLEADING BY POST WITH RESPECT TO CERTAIN OFFENCES </p><p> 116A Interpretation 116B Service of summons 116BA Giving of notice 116C Proof of service 116D Pleas 116E Procedure where plea of guilty entered 116F Procedure where notice of intention to defend given 116FA Procedure where defendant pleads not guilty 116G Procedure where defendant does not plead 116H Restricted penalties under this Part 116I Consequences of conviction ex parte </p></li><li><p> Magistrates Court Act 1930 CONTENTScontinued </p><p>Section </p><p>Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counselalso accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au </p><p>PART 9ENFORCEMENT OF DECISIONS Division 1General </p><p> 141 Minute of decision and notice to defendant 142 Formal convictions and orders 143 Proceedings in case of dismissal 144 Copies of informations and other documents 145 Imprisonment in first instance </p><p>Division 2Enforcement of fines 146 Interpretation 147 Payment of fine 147A Notice of address etc 147B Access to particulars of address 147C Doubtful service 148 Court may allow time to pay 149 Penalty notice 150 Default 151 Default notice 152 Special arrangements 153 Notice for suspension of driving licence etc 154 Access to personal information 154A Ascertainment of capacity to pay fine 154B Garnishee orders and writs of execution 154C Application of Part 19, Magistrates Court (Civil Jurisdiction) Act 154D Committal to prisonfine defaulters 155 Moneys to be paid to registrar 156 Execution to cease on payment of amount due 157 Payment of amount to keeper or superintendent 158 Fine satisfied by imprisonment 159 Remission 160 Conviction or order quashed or set aside 161 Other enforcement provisions not affected </p><p>Division 2AReciprocal enforcement of fines against bodies corporate </p><p> 166A Interpretation 166B Declarations relating to reciprocating courts 166C Enforcement of fine 166D Effect of enforcement by reciprocating court 166E Registrar to notify payment of Territory fine </p><p>Division 6Miscellaneous 184 Enforcement of costs against informant 185 Committal to prisonorders not involving payment of money </p></li><li><p> Magistrates Court Act 1930 CONTENTScontinued </p><p>Section </p><p>Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counselalso accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au </p><p> 186 Warrant of commitment to prison 187 Warrant of commitment where defendant already in prison 188 Mitigation of payment by court 191 Accounts to be kept in the form in Schedule 3 193 Forfeited goods may be sold 194 Warrant of commitment or writ of execution not void for form only 195 Convictions etc to be transmitted to registrar of Supreme Court </p><p>PART 10RESTRAINING ORDERS 196 Interpretation 197 Power to make 198 Entitlement to apply 198A (Not in operationsee Note 3) 199 Hearing dates 200 Partiesapplications by persons other than aggrieved persons 201 Partiesapplications involving children 202 Representation of children 203 Hearing of applications 204 Matters to be taken into account 205 Restrictions in orders 206 Consent orders 206AA Jurisdiction under section 206 206A Service of applications 206B Procedure in absence of respondent 206C Interim restraining orders 206D Seizure of firearms 206E Explaining proposed orders 206F Counselling 206G Power of court to make orders where person charged 206H Duration of orders 206J Variation and revocation of orders 206K Service etc of orders 206L Offence 206M Service other than personal service 206N Service by police officers 206P Restriction on publication of reports of proceedings 206PA Limits of restriction on publication 206PB Application not invalid only because made under wrong Act 206Q Appeals 206R Application of Crimes Act </p></li><li><p> Magistrates Court Act 1930 CONTENTScontinued </p><p>Section </p><p>Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counselalso accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au </p><p>PART 11APPEALS TO THE SUPREME COURT Division 1The appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court </p><p> 207 Jurisdiction of Supreme Court Division 2Appeals </p><p> 208 Appeals to which this Division applies 209 Institution of appeal 210 Substituted service of notice of appeal 214 Appeals in cases other than civil cases 216 Stay of execution pending appeal in certain cases 218 Orders by Supreme Court on appeals 219 Barring of right of appeal under this Division if order to review is granted </p><p>Division 3Orders to review 219B Appeals by way of orders to review 219C Grant of order nisi to review 219D Security for costs and stay of execution 219E Non-appearance of applicant 219F Powers of Supreme Court </p><p>Division 4General Provisions 222 Control of Supreme Court over summary convictions 223 Amendment 224 In cases of certiorari 225 Notice dispensed with 226 Power of court or judge to admit to bail 227 Respecting the amendment of convictions etc 228 Want of summons or information 229 Distribution of penalty 230 Provisions applicable in relation to security given for costs of appeal </p><p>PART 12PROTECTION OF MAGISTRATES IN THE EXECUTION OF THEIR OFFICE </p><p> 231 Magistrate sued for act not within jurisdiction 232 No action against magistrate after order nisi to quash conviction has been granted 233 Warrant or writ by magistrate on order of court 234 No action for acts done under order of Supreme Court 235 No action where proceedings confirmed on appeal 236 Actions in cases prohibited 239 Payment of money into court 240 No action against magistrate for judicial acts in Magistrates Court 241 Magistrate sued for acts within his or her jurisdiction only liable </p></li><li><p> Magistrates Court Act 1930 CONTENTScontinued </p><p>Section </p><p>Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counselalso accessible at www.legislation.act.gov.au </p><p> in case of malice and absence of re...</p></li></ul>
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