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(3) The objector may, if he so desires, be present at the hearing of his objection and he or any duly authorized barrister or solicitor entitled to practise in the Colony shall be entitled to be heard.
(4) The Director may be represented at the hearing of any objection before the Compulsory Service Tribunal by any person duly appointed by him in writing for such purpose, or may, subject to any rules made under section 11(3), by writing under his hand addressed to the Secretary of the Compulsory Service Tribunal, make his reply to any objection lodged under section 10, including any claim lodged under section 7.
13. (1) The Compulsory Service Tribunal shall have the following powers, that is to say—
Calling up for service. Final notice.
(a) to hear evidence on oath, to order persons to attend and give evidence, and to produce documents, in like manner as in proceedings in the Supreme Court, and the like powers of punishment as are conferred upon the Supreme Court by sections 31 and 32 of the Supreme Court Ordinance;
(b) to refer any objection made on the ground of physical fitness to a board of not less than three medical practitioners to be constituted in his discretion by the Director of Medical and Health Services as often as may be required by any reference hereunder and to take into account the findings of such board in determination of such objection;
(c) wholly to allow the objection;
(d) if it thinks that the objector should serve in a body different from that for which he has been selected, to substitute such service therefor;
(e) to defer the calling up for service of the objector for such period as it may consider appropriate;
(f) to dismiss the objection.
(2) The decision of the Compulsory Service Tribunal hereunder shall be final and shall be communicated in writing by the Secretary to the objector and to the Director:
Provided that an appeal shall lie to the Full Court against any decision imposing punishment upon a witness for non-attendance or upon a person for contempt before the Tribunal or for perjury in like manner as if such decision had been a decision of the Supreme Court under section 31 or 32 of the Supreme Court Ordinance.
14. (1) The Director may cause to be served on any person liable to be called up for service under this Part upon whom a provisional notice has been served and who has not within the
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Powers of the Tribunal.
(Cap. 4.)
(Cap. 4.)
Compulsory Service.
[1970 Ed.
(3) The objector may, if he so desires be present at the hearing of his objection and he or any duly authorized barrister or solicitor entitled to practise in the Colony shall be entitled to be heard.
(4) The Director may be represented at the hearing of any objection before the Compulsory Service Tribunal by any person duly appointed by him in writing for such purpose, or may, subject to any rules made under section 11(3), by writing under his hand addressed to the Secretary of the Compulsory Service Tribunal, make his reply to any objection lodged under section 10, including any claim lodged under section 7.
13. (1) The Compulsory Service Tribunal shall have the following powers, that is to say--
INTER
Calling up for service. Final notice.
(a) to hear evidence on oath, to order persons to attend and give evidence, and to produce documents, in like manner as in proceedings in the Supreme Court, and the like powers of punishment as are conferred upon the Supreme- Court by sections 31 and 32 of the Supreme Court-Ordin-
ance
(b) to refer any objection made on the ground of physical fitness to a board of not less than three medical practi- tioners to be constituted in his discretion by the Director of Medical-and- Health Services as often as may be required by any reference hereunder and to take into account the findings of such board in determination of such objection;
(c)
wholly to allow the objection;
(d) if it thinks that the objector should serve in a body dif- ferent from that for which he has been selected, to sub- stitute such service therefor;
(e) to defer the calling up for service of the objector for such
period as it may consider appropriate;
(ƒ) to dismiss the objection.
(2) The decision of the Compulsory Service Tribunal here- under shall be final and shall be communicated in writing by the Secretary to the objector and to the Director:
Provided that an appeal shall lie to the Full Court against any decision imposing punishment/ upon a witness for non-attendance or upon a person for contempt before the Tribunal or for perjury in like manner as if such decision had been a decision of the Supreme Court under section 31 or 32 of the Supreme Court Ordinance.
14. (1) The Director may cause to be served on any person liable to be called up for service under this Part upon whom a provisional notice has been served and who has not within the
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