South Australian Current Acts South Australian Current Acts76A—Power to set aside conviction or order
(1) The Magistrates
Court may set aside a conviction or order—
(a) on
its own initiative; or
(b) on
the application of a party made within 14 days after the party receives
notice of the conviction or order.
(3) The Magistrates
Court may set aside a conviction or order under this section if
satisfied—
(a) that
the parties consent to have it set aside; or
(b) that
the conviction or order was made in error; or
(c) that
it is in the interests of justice to set aside the conviction or order.
(4) Where the
Magistrates Court sets aside a conviction or order under this section it may,
without further formality—
(a)
proceed to re-hear the proceedings in which the conviction or order was made;
or
(b)
adjourn the proceedings for subsequent re-hearing.