- (c) remit the matter in question to the Tribunal for reconsideration in the light of the decision of the Court.
(6) Except in the case of an appeal against the imposition, or the amount, of a pecuniary penalty, the making of an appeal under this section does not suspend the effect of the decision, determination or order to which the appeal relates.
155. Leave to appeal required for interlocutory appeals
(1) Except as provided by the rules of the Tribunal made under section 158, an appeal does not lie to the Court of Appeal against any interlocutory decision, determination or order of the Tribunal unless leave to appeal has been granted by the Court of Appeal or the Tribunal.
(2) Rules of the Tribunal made under section 158 may specify an interlocutory decision, determination or order of any prescribed description as being an interlocutory decision, determination or order to which subsection (1) does not apply and accordingly an appeal lies as of right against the decision, determination or order.
(3) Leave to appeal for the purpose of subsection (1) may be granted—
- (a) in respect of a particular issue arising out of the interlocutory decision, determination or order; and
- (b) subject to any conditions that the Court of Appeal or the Tribunal considers necessary in order to secure the just, expeditious and economical disposal of the appeal.
(4) Leave to appeal may only be granted under subsection (1) if the Court of Appeal or the Tribunal is satisfied that—
- (a) the appeal has a reasonable prospect of success; or
- (b) there is some other reason in the interests of justice why the appeal should be heard.
Division 4—Miscellaneous
156. Registrar and other staff of Tribunal
Every Registrar, senior deputy registrar, deputy registrar and any other officer such as a Bailiff of the High Court, by virtue of that appointment, holds the corresponding office or position in the Tribunal.
157. Seal of Tribunal
(1) The Tribunal is to have a seal approved by the Chief Justice.
