The Serious Crime Act 2007 (Appeals under Section 24) Order 2008

1Citation, commencement and extent

2General interpretation

3Interpretation of Parts 2, 3 and 4

4Hearing of appeal and grounds for allowing an appeal

5Powers of the Court of Appeal on appeal

6Presence and live links

8Effect of appeal on serious crime prevention order

9Powers of the Court of Appeal under Part 2 which are exercisable by a single judge

10Powers of the Court of Appeal under Part 2 which are exercisable by the registrar

11Procedural directions: powers of single judge and registrar

12Appeals against procedural directions

13Interpretation and transitional provision

14Award of costs in favour of subject or party under section 24(2)

15Award of costs against subject or party under section 24(2)

16Unnecessary or improper acts and omissions

17Wasted costs order

18Third party costs order

19Costs of attendance at any proceedings before the Court of Appeal

20Costs of witnesses etc.

21Person who is to determine costs

22Claims for costs

23Determination of costs

24Payment of costs

25Re-determination of costs by the registrar

26Appeals to a costs judge

27Appeals to the High Court

29Determination of a third party costs order

30Procedure for third party costs orders

31Recovery of sums due under a third party costs order

32Determination of rates or scales of allowances payable out of central funds

33Witnesses other than professional or expert witnesses

34Professional witnesses

35Expert witnesses and interpreters

36Night Allowances

37Expenses of subject or party under section 24(2)

38Travelling expenses

39Application for leave to appeal

40Hearing and disposal of appeal

41Powers of Court of Appeal under Part 4 which are exercisable by a single judge

42Award of costs in favour of subject or party under section 24(2)

43Transitional provisions in relation to the Supreme Court

44Interpretation of Parts 5 and 6

45Hearing of appeal and grounds for allowing an appeal

46Powers of the Court of Appeal on appeal

47Initiating procedure

48Preparation of case for hearing

50Effect of appeal on serious crime prevention order

51Powers of Court of Appeal under Part 5 which are exercisable by a single judge

52Powers of the Court of Appeal under Part 5 which are exercisable by the Master

53Jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal under Parts 5 and 6

56Application for leave to appeal

57Hearing and disposal of appeal

58Powers of Court of Appeal under Part 6 which are exercisable by a single judge

61Taxation of costs

62Transitional provisions in relation to the Supreme Court

2008 No. 1863

Serious Crime Prevention Orders

The Serious Crime Act 2007 (Appeals under Section 24) Order 2008

Made14th July 2008

Laid before Parliament15th July 2008

Coming into force18th August 2008

The Secretary of State, in exercise of the powers conferred on her by sections 24(9) and (10) and 89(2)(b) of the Serious Crime Act 20071, makes the following Order: