Conviction for rape and sexual assault was safe

Appeal against conviction for rape and four counts of sexual assault - appellant owned farm and stable yard where he stabled horses and offered livery service - complainant's family also involved with horses in the local area and the two families knew each other - complainant's horse kept at appellant's property - appellant would sometimes collect complainant from school by arrangement with her mother - complainant aged 16 at time of first offence - appellant denied the incidents in their entirety - no defence raised that complainant had consented to sexual activity - no sample counts on indictment - each count relating to specific incident and specific allegations - two counts where nolle prosequi entered following disagreement among jury - 'partial' rather than full corroboration warning given by trial judge - whether trial judge erred in failing to give the jury a corroboration warning when requested to so by counsel - whether trial judge erred in misdirecting the jury on the issue of consent - whether trial was unfair, unsafe and unsatisfactory.