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(iii) such time as may be extended by the Registrar of the Supreme Court on good cause. (Added, 72 of 1982, s. 2)

(3) A refusal by the High Court to grant leave to appeal shall be final. (Amended, 79 of 1981, s. 10)

(4) Nothing in this section shall affect any right of appeal under section 50 of the Supreme Court Ordinance.

(Amended, 92 of 1975, ss. 58 and 59)

29. (1) On an appeal, under section 28, the High Court

(Amended, 79 of 1981, s. 10)

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, under section 28 the High Court may- Amended, 79 of 1981, s. 10)

(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 29A, the decision of the High Court shall be final. (Added, 79 of 1981, s. 10)

(Amended, 92 of 1975, s. 59)

29A. (1) Any party who is aggrieved by a decision of the High Court under section 28 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.

(2) An application for leave to appeal under this section shall be--

(a) in the prescribed form, setting out the question of law; and

(b) lodged with the Registrar of the Supreme Court. (3) A refusal by the Court of Appeal to grant leave to appeal shall be final.

nay

(Added, 79 of 1981, s. 10)

29B. On an appeal under section 29A, the Court of Appeal

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Powers of High Court on appeal.

Appeal to the Court of Appeal.

Power of the Court of Appeal on appeal.