161—Right of appeal against ancillary orders
(1) A person against
whom an ancillary order has been made may, in accordance with rules of court,
appeal to the Court of Appeal against that order.
(2) The
Attorney-General may, in accordance with rules of court, appeal to the Court
of Appeal against an ancillary order or a decision not to make an ancillary
order.
(3) An appeal under
this section (whether relating to civil or criminal proceedings) may, if
appropriate, be heard together with an appeal against sentence and may be
brought as part of such an appeal.
(4) If an appeal
against sentence and an appeal against an ancillary order are brought
separately the Supreme Court may direct that they be heard together.