Community Disputes Resolution Act 2015 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 3 · Community Disputes Resolution Tribunals
27. Appeal not to operate as stay of execution or enforcement
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An appeal from a tribunal does not operate as a stay of execution or enforcement of a decision, a direction or an order (as the case may be) of the tribunal appealed from, unless the tribunal or the General Division of the High Court otherwise orders.
tribunal
“Community Disputes Resolution Tribunal” or “tribunal” means a District Court designated under section 14 as a Community Disputes Resolution Tribunal;
An order of a stay of execution or enforcement may be subject to such conditions as to costs, payment into a tribunal or the General Division of the High Court, the giving of security or otherwise, as the tribunal or the General Division of the High Court thinks fit.
court
“court” means a court of competent jurisdiction and includes a Community Disputes Resolution Tribunal;