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such party may, within 7 days after the date on which the award, order or determination was served on him, or within such extended time as may be allowed by the Registrar of the Supreme Court on good cause, apply to the High Court for leave to appeal and the High Court may grant such leave. (Amended 71 of 1982 s. 2)
(2) An application for leave to appeal under this section shall be
(a) in the prescribed form which shall set out the grounds of appeal
and the reasons in support of such grounds; and
(b) lodged with the Registrar of the Supreme Court.
(3) A refusal by the High Court to grant leave to appeal shall be final.
(Replaced 29 of 1974 s. 3. Amended 79 of 1981 s. 9)
33. (Repealed 25 of 1976 s. 4)
34. (Repealed 79 of 1981 s. 9)
35. Powers of High Court on appeal
(1) On an appeal for which it has granted leave under section 32, the High Court may-
(a) allow the appeal;
(b) dismiss the appeal; or
(c) remit the matter to the tribunal with such directions as it thinks fit, which may include a direction to the tribunal for a new hearing.
(2) On an appeal for which it has granted leave under section 32, the High Court may--
(a) draw any inference of fact; and
(b) make such order as to costs and expenses as it thinks fit,
but may not-
(i) reverse or vary any determination made by the tribunal on
questions of fact; or
(ii) receive further evidence.
(3) Subject to section 35A, the decision of the High Court shall be final. (Replaced 79 of 1981 s. 9)
(Replaced 25 of 1976 s. 5. Amended 79 of 1981 s. 9; 49 of 1988 s. 3)
35A. Appeal to Court of Appeal
(1) If any party is dissatisfied with a decision of the High Court on an appeal heard by leave given under section 32, such party may, within 7 days after the date of the decision, apply to the Court of Appeal for leave to appeal and, if the Court of Appeal considers that a question of law of general public importance is involved, it may grant leave. (Amended 49 of 1988 s. 3)
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[1989 Ed.
such party may, within 7 days after the date on which the award, order or determination was served on him, or within such extended time as may be allowed by the Registrar of the Supreme Court on good cause, apply to the High Court for leave to appeal and the High Court may grant such leave. (Amended 71 of 1982 s. 2)
(2) An application for leave to appeal under this section shall be
(a) in the prescribed form which shall set out the grounds of appeal
and the reasons in support of such grounds; and
(b) lodged with the Registrar of the Supreme Court.
(3) A refusal by the High Court to grant leave to appeal shall be final.
(Replaced 29 of 1974 s. 3. Amended 79 of 1981 s. 9)
33. (Repealed 25 of 1976 s. 4)
34. (Repealed 79 of 1981 s. 9)
35. Powers of High Court on appeal
(1) On an appeal for which it has granted leave under section 32, the High Court may-
(a) allow the appeal;
(b) dismiss the appeal; or
(c) remit the matter to the tribunal with such directions as it thinks fit, which may include a direction to the tribunal for a new hearing.
(2) On an appeal for which it has granted leave under section 32, the High Court may--t
(a) draw any inference of fact; and
(b) make such order as to costs and expenses as it thinks fit,
but may not-
(i) reverse or vary any determination made by the tribunal on
questions of fact; or
(ii) receive further evidence.
(3) Subject to section 35A, the decision of the High Court shall be final. (Replaced 79 of 1981 s. 9)
(Replaced 25 of 1976 s. 5. Amended 79 of 1981 s. 9; 49 of 1988 s. 3)
35A. Appeal to Court of Appeal
(1) If any party is dissatisfied with a decision of the High Court on an appeal heard by leave given under section 32, such party may, within 7 days after the date of the decision, apply to the Court of Appeal for leave to appeal and, if the Court of Appeal considers that a question of law of general public importance is involved, it may grant leave. (Amended 49 of 1988 s. 3)
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