JUDGMENT OF THE COURT
This criminal appeal came up for hearing before this Court differently constituted on 20th November, 2006 when it could not be heard and was adjourned on grounds that the entire records and files containing the proceedings and judgment of the trial court (which was the superior court) were not available and could not be traced. In adjourning the appeal, the Court directed the Deputy Registrar to make further attempts, including contacting the prosecution and police together with the previous counsel of the appellant to see that the records were found. When the appeal came up before us on 16th June, 2008, the same position obtained. No record of appeal was availed before us and no judgment was annexed to the skeleton record availed to us. The only documents that were availed is the Notice of Appeal Form (B) (2). As we view it, in the circumstances of this case, to be an important document, we do reproduce it here under: It reads:
“Notice of Appeal Form (B) (2)
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