Courts-Martial Appeals Act, 1983

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Consequential orders of the Court.

16.—Where a person convicted by a court-martial gives notice of appeal to the Court, the Court shall have power to make all consequential orders it may think fit, including—

(a) in the case of an appellant who is a member of the Defence Forces, an order suspending the operation of a sentence of penal servitude, imprisonment or detention pending the determination of the appeal, and

(b) in the case of an appellant who is not a member of the Defence Forces, an order admitting the appellant to bail on such terms as the Court thinks proper pending the determination of the appeal.