12—Amendment of section 42—Appeals
Section 42(1a)—delete subsection (1a) and substitute:
(1a) An appeal does
not, however, lie against an interlocutory judgment unless—
(a) the
judgment stays the proceedings; or
(b) the
judgment destroys or substantially weakens the basis of the prosecution case
and, if correct, is likely to lead to abandonment of the prosecution; or
(c) the
Court or the appellate court is satisfied that there are special reasons why
it would be in the interests of the administration of justice to have the
appeal determined before commencement or completion of the trial and grants
its permission for an appeal.