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Part 5 · References to General Division of High Court

73. Suspension of orders of Tribunal pending reference of question of law to Court

(1)

Where, after the date on which a Tribunal has given its decision in a case, the Tribunal refers to the Court a question of law that arose in the course of the case, the Tribunal may suspend the operation of any order made by the Tribunal in the case.

(2)

Where an order of a Tribunal is suspended under paragraph (1), the secretary must —

(a)

cause a written notice of the suspension to be served on each party to the case; and

(b)

if particulars of the order have been advertised in any manner pursuant to a direction under regulation 16(4) — cause particulars of the suspension to be advertised in the same manner.

Subregulation 1

Where, after the date on which a Tribunal has given its decision in a case, the Tribunal refers to the Court a question of law that arose in the course of the case, the Tribunal may suspend the operation of any order made by the Tribunal in the case.

Subregulation 2

Where an order of a Tribunal is suspended under paragraph (1), the secretary must —

(a)

cause a written notice of the suspension to be served on each party to the case; and

(b)

if particulars of the order have been advertised in any manner pursuant to a direction under regulation 16(4) — cause particulars of the suspension to be advertised in the same manner.

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