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(b) final decisions in proceedings for dissolution
or nullity of marriage;
(c) final decisions in any civil or criminal
proceedings which involve a question as to
the interpretation of this Constitution or of the
Supreme Court Order; and
(d) such other cases as may be prescribed by
Parliament.
(2) An appeal shall lie from decisions of the Court of
Appeal to the Judicial Committee, or to such other final appellate
court as is referred to in subsection (1), with the leave of the Court of
Appeal in the following cases –
(a) decisions in any civil proceedings where in
the opinion of the Court of Appeal the
question involved in the appeal is one that,
by reason of its great general or public
importance or otherwise, ought to be
submitted to the Judicial Committee, or to
such other final appellate court; and
(b) such other cases as may be prescribed by
Parliament.
(3) An appeal shall lie to the Judicial Committee, or
such other final appellate court as is referred to in subsection (1)
this section, with the special leave of the Judicial Committee, or
such other final appellate court, from any decision of the Court
Appeal in any civil or criminal matter.
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264. References in this Chapter to decisions of the Court of
Appeal shall be construed as references to decisions of the Court of
Appeal in exercise of the jurisdiction conferred by this Constitution,
the Supreme Court Order or any other law.
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