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8.—(1) Where an acquittal has taken place before the Crown Court, the chief clerk shall, on receipt from the Central Office of the Supreme Court of notice of an order made under section 54(3) quashing the acquittal, or of a decision not to make such an order, enter in the records of the Crown Court, in relation to the acquittal, a note that the acquittal has been quashed by the said order, or that a decision has been made not to make such an order, as the case may be.
(2) Where the Crown Court has made a certification under section 54(2), the chief clerk shall, on receipt from the Central Office of the Supreme Court of notice of an order made under section 54(3) quashing the acquittal referred to in the certification, or of a decision not to make such an order, enter into the records of the Court, in relation to the conviction which occasioned the certification, a note that the acquittal has been quashed by the said order, or that a decision has been made not to make such an order, as the case may be.
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