Section 177Part 9 — Appeals from Summary Court
Appeal not a re-hearing unless the court so decides
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On an appeal by motion, unless the Court considers the justice of the case required a re-hearing, the appellant shall begin, and unless the appellant satisfies the Court that it is necessary to call on the respondent, the conviction, order or judgment shall be confirmed: Provided that, if the Court directs a re-hearing the respondent, if the issue is with the respondent, shall begin and prove the respondent's case, and the Court may, if the justice of the case requires it, adjourn the hearing to some convenient day.