(2) All writs, judgments, orders and other documents, and any exemplification or copies of writs, judgments, orders and other documents, are to be sealed with the seal.
(3) All writs, judgments, orders and other documents, and any exemplification or copies of writs, judgments, orders and other documents, when purporting to be so sealed, are admissible in evidence before any court on production without further proof.
158. Tribunal rules
(1) The Chief Judge may, after consulting the President, make rules regulating and prescribing—
- (a) the practice and procedure to be followed in the Tribunal in all matters with respect to which the Tribunal has jurisdiction; and
- (b) any matters incidental to or relating to that practice or procedure.
(2) Without limiting subsection (1), rules may be made for the following purposes—
- (a) prescribing fees and regulating matters relating to the fees payable in connection with applications to the Tribunal and proceedings in the Tribunal;
- (b) prescribing the manner and form in which documents are to be issued or served in relation to proceedings in the Tribunal;
- (c) prescribing the manner in which and the terms on which proceedings are conducted with the assistance of an assessor;
- (d) prescribing the manner and form in which documents may be filed in the Tribunal and the manner in which evidence may be given in proceedings; and
- (e) prescribing the allowances to be paid to witnesses appearing before the Tribunal.
PART 11
Concurrent Jurisdiction Relating to Telecommunications and Broadcasting
159. Concurrent jurisdiction with Communications Authority
(1) The Communications Authority may perform the functions of the Commission under this Ordinance, in so far as they relate to the conduct of undertakings that are—
