Law library · Sierra Leone · The Non-Citizens (Registration, Immigration and Expulsion) Act, 1965
Section 22: Cases in which recommendation for expulsion shall not have effect.
Status not yet checkedThe Non-Citizens (Registration, Immigration and Expulsion) Act, 1965, Sierra Leone
(1) When any non-citizen in whose case a Court has made a recommendation
for expulsion has appealed against his conviction and the Supreme Court or the
Court of Appeal, as the case may be, certifies to the Governor-General that it
does not concur in the recommendation, such recommendation shall be of no
effect.
(2) Where a Magistrate has made a recommendation for the expulsion of any
non-citizen, and such non-citizen has not appealed against the conviction, the
Magistrate shall, at the expiration of the time limited for appeal, forward to
the Chief Justice the minutes and notes of evidence taken in the case, and
such recommendation shall be of no effect unless the Chief Justice certifies to
the Prime Minister that he concurs in the recommendation.
(3) Nothing in this section contained shall prejudice the power of the Governor-
General to make an Expulsion Order under the provisions of paragraph (a) of
sub-section (1) of section 21.
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