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1529. Jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal.

Subject to the provisions of the Senior Courts Act 1981, ¹the Court of Appeal², may exercise:

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(1)�� all such jurisdiction, whether civil or criminal, as is conferred on it by the Senior Courts Act 1981 or any other

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