[16K Timing and status of conviction and penalty]
Magistrates' Courts Act 1980 (1980 c 43) | Legislation

[16K  Timing and status of conviction and penalty]

[(1)     The time when a conviction under section 16H takes effect is to be determined in accordance with Criminal Procedure Rules.

(2)     A conviction under section 16H is to be treated as a conviction by the specified magistrates' court.

(3)     A fine to which a person is liable under section 16I is

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