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(c) Upon the giving of any such certificate by the presiding judge he shall proceed to state a case for the opinion of the Full Court in which he shall set forth such matters as he shall deem necessary to raise the question for the decision of the Full Court. (d) For the purposes of this subsection the expression presiding judge shall mean the judge of the court who heard the proceedings and if such judge is for any reason incapable of acting, then any judge of the court.
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(10) When a case has been stated under the provisions of subsection (5) of section 27, appeal shall not lie to the court but shall lie to the Full Court in like manner as if it were an appeal from a decision of the court save that it shall be unnecessary to obtain any such certificate as provided for in subsection (8). 13 of 1948, s. 4.
(11) Upon any appeal to the Full Court by way of case stated or otherwise, the Full Court shall have mutatis mutandis the powers given to the court by this section. 13 of 1948, s. 4.
(12) Paragraph (a) of subsections (7) and (8) shall also apply upon any appeal to the Full Court, or upon any application therein for a case stated to be sent back for an amendment, with such modifications as are necessary owing to the appellate body being the Full Court in lieu of the court and owing to the appeal being from a decision of the court in lieu of from a decision of the tribunal. 13 of 1948, s. 4.
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27. (1) (a) The following shall exercise all the functions of a tenancy tribunal for the purposes of this Ordinance when authorized by the Chief Justice or his delegate-
(i) any three members of the tenancy tribunal panel appointed under paragraph (a) of section 30 hereof; 24 of 1950,
(ii) any magistrate;
(iii) any person who by reason of possessing judicial, magisterial or legal or other similar qualifications or experience is deemed by the Chief Justice to be competent to sit alone as a tenancy tribunal.
(b) A tenancy tribunal shall sit in such place as the Chief Justice or his delegate may direct.
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(c) Upon the giving of any such certificate by the presiding judge he shall proceed to state a case for the opinion of the Full Court in which he shall set forth such matters as he shall deem necessary to raise the question for the decision of the Full Court. (d) For the purposes of this subsection the expression presiding judge shall mean the judge of the court who heard the proceedings and if such judge is for any reason incapable of acting, then any judge of the court.
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(10) When a case has been stated under the provisions 13 of 1948, s. 4. of subsection (5) of section 27, appeal shall not lie to the court
but shall lie to the Full Court in like manner as if it were an appeal from a decision of the court save that it shall be unnecessary to obtain any such certificate as provided for in subsection (8).
(11) Upon any appeal to the Full Court by way of case 13 of 1948, s. 4. stated or otherwise, the Full Court shall have mutatis mutandis the powers given to the court by this section.
(12) Paragraph (a) of subsections (7) and (8) shall 13 of 1948, s. 4. also apply upon any appeal to the Full Court, or upon any application therein for a case stated to be sent back for an amendment, with such modifications as are necessary owing to the appellate body being the Full Court in lieu of the court and owing to the appeal being from a decision of the court in lieu of from a decision of the tribunal.
and powers
27. (1) (a) The following shall exercise all the functions Constitution
of a tenancy tribunal for the purposes of this Ordin- of tribunals. ance when authorized by the Chief Justice or his 13 of 1948, s. 5. delegate-
(i) any three members of the tenancy tribunal panel appointed under paragraph (a) of section 30 24 of 1950, hereof;
(ii) any magistrate;
(iii) any person who by reason of possessing judicial, magisterial or legal or other similar quali- fications or experience is deemed by the Chief Justice to be competent to sit alone as a tenancy tribunal.
(b) A tenancy tribunal shall sit in such place as the
Chief Justice or his delegate may direct.
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