s. s. 72 73 (3) If leave is granted under subsection (2), judgment S. 70(3) may be entered other than in accordance with the inserted by No. 64/1996 verdict of the jury. s. 17(2). S. 71 * * * * * repealed by No. 19/1989 s. 11(k). No. 6117 s. 72. 72 Jury may be had on re-hearing of County Court proceeding in Supreme Court (1) When any party to any civil proceeding has S. 72(1) amended by appealed from any judgment or order to the Court Nos 110/1986 of Appeal and a re-hearing of the proceeding has s. 140(2), 19/1989 been directed before the Supreme Court s. 11(l)(i)(ii), 24/2008 s. 68. constituted by a Judge of the Court, any of the parties thereto shall be entitled (if the case was in the County Court tried before a jury or if the Court of Appeal at the time of directing the so orders) if the party so desires to have such re-hearing before the Supreme Court so constituted and a jury of six persons. S. 72(2) (2) The plaintiff may have a jury by giving the amended by prothonotary and the defendant a notice in writing No. 110/1986 to the effect that he requires a jury when giving s. 140(2). notice of trial and by paying the proper jury fees. (3) The defendant may have a jury by giving the S. 72(3) amended by prothonotary and the plaintiff within four days No. 110/1986 after receiving notice of trial notice in writing to s. 140(2). the effect that he requires a jury and by paying the proper jury fees. _______________ 73 Judgments to be final No. 6117 s. 73.
S. 70(3) inserted by No. 64/1996 s. 17(2). (3) If leave is granted under subsection (2), judgment may be entered other than in accordance with the verdict of the jury. S. 71 repealed by No. 19/1989 s. 11(k). * * * * * No. 6117 s. 72. 72 Jury may be had on re-hearing of County Court proceeding in Supreme Court S. 72(1) amended by Nos 110/1986 s. 140(2), 19/1989 s. 11(l)(i)(ii), 24/2008 s. 68. (1) When any party to any civil proceeding has appealed from any judgment or order to the Court of Appeal and a re-hearing of the proceeding has been directed before the Supreme Court constituted by a Judge of the Court, any of the parties thereto shall be entitled (if the case was in the County Court tried before a jury or if the Court of Appeal at the time of directing the so orders) if the party so desires to have such re-hearing before the Supreme Court so constituted and a jury of six persons. S. 72(2) amended by No. 110/1986 s. 140(2). (2) The plaintiff may have a jury by giving the prothonotary and the defendant a notice in writing to the effect that he requires a jury when giving notice of trial and by paying the proper jury fees. S. 72(3) amended by No. 110/1986 s. 140(2). (3) The defendant may have a jury by giving the prothonotary and the plaintiff within four days after receiving notice of trial notice in writing to the effect that he requires a jury and by paying the proper jury fees. s. 72 _______________ No. 6117 s. 73. 73 Judgments to be final s. 73
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