58. Suspension of orders under sections 470, 471, 472, 473 and 474

Where a Tribunal —

makes an order under section 470(2), 471(4), 472(6) or 474(4) in a case; and

refers a question of law in the case to the Court after making the order,the Tribunal may suspend the order.

While an order made under section 470(2) is suspended —

section 470(4)(a) operates as if the order had not been made; and

section 473 does not operate in relation to the order.

While an order made under section 471(4) is suspended —

section 471(7) and (8) operates as if the order had not been made; and

section 473 does not operate in relation to the order.

While an order made under section 472(6) is suspended —

section 472(9) and (10) operates as if the order had not been made; and

section 473 does not operate in relation to the order.

While an order made under section 474(4) is suspended, section 474(5) and (7) does not operate in relation to the order.

Where a Tribunal —

makes an order under section 470(2), 471(4), 472(6) or 474(4) in a case; and

refers a question of law in the case to the Court after making the order,the Tribunal may suspend the order.

While an order made under section 470(2) is suspended —

section 470(4)(a) operates as if the order had not been made; and

section 473 does not operate in relation to the order.

While an order made under section 471(4) is suspended —

section 471(7) and (8) operates as if the order had not been made; and

section 473 does not operate in relation to the order.

While an order made under section 472(6) is suspended —

section 472(9) and (10) operates as if the order had not been made; and

section 473 does not operate in relation to the order.

While an order made under section 474(4) is suspended, section 474(5) and (7) does not operate in relation to the order.