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High Court refuses to quash order remanding the applicant on bail in circumstances where charges (to which he had previously plead guilty, but no final order had been made) were re-entered before the District Court with other charges, on the grounds that it was an administrative step rather than a final order, and no further step would be taken without the applicant having an opportunity to be heard and make further submissions in the District Court.
Criminal law – judicial review – practice and procedure – re-entry of charges which had previously been subject to no order – whether the charges were properly before the court – O. 22 of the District Court Rules – reliefs sought refused.
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