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(6) In the cases referred to in paragraphs 4 and 5 of this Article, the chamber ruling onthe appeal shall render and serve a decision within 48 hours.(7) Where a detention order was issued without interrogating the accused person, within48 of depriving the accused person of liberty the court shall act in accordance withArticle 142a paragraphs 1 to 4 of this Code.Article 144(1) The accused person may on the basis of a detention order issued by theinvestigating judge be kept in detention for no more than one month from the date ofbeing deprived of liberty. After that date, the accused person may be kept in detentiononly on the basis on a ruling remanding him in detention for a further period of time.(2) Detention ordered by a chamber (Article 24 paragraph 6) may be extended for nomore than two months. Appeals against the chamber’s ruling may be submitted, but donot stay its execution.(3) Where proceedings concern a criminal offence punishable by a custodial penalty offive years or longer, the chamber of the immediately lower court may, acting on asubstantiated proposal of the investigating judge or public prosecutor, extend detentionby a period not longer than three months. Appeals against the ruling may be submitted,but do not stay its execution.(4) Where no indictment is filed by the expiry of the time limits referred to in paragraphs2 and 3 of this Article, the accused person shall be released from custody.Article 145(1) During the investigation, the investigating judge may repeal the detention order withthe consent of the authorised prosecutor. Where there is agreement of the investigatingjudge and the authorised prosecutor, the investigating judge shall ask the chamber torule thereon, which shall render a decision within 48 hours.(2) Where the detention order is repealed after the expiry of the detention time limit, theruling thereon shall be issued by the investigating judge.Article 146(1) Following the formal indictment and until the conclusion of the trial, decisionsordering, extending or staying detention shall be rendered pursuant to Article 142a ofthis Code.(2) The chamber shall even without motions by parties examine the existence of groundsfor detention and issue orders extending or staying detention, at the expiry of eachperiod of thirty days before the indictment becomes effective, and at the expiry of eachtwo-month period after it has become legally effective.