176
CurrentFederal Court has jurisdiction
Part 7Appeals and references of questions of law to Federal Court
Division 2Appeals on questions of law
Subdivision BJurisdiction and powers of Federal Court
176 Federal Court has jurisdiction
(1)
If an appeal is made under Subdivision A, the Federal Court:
(a)
has jurisdiction to hear and determine the appeal; and
(b)
must hear and determine the appeal; and
(c)
may make any order it considers appropriate because of its decision.
(2)
Without limiting the orders it may make, the Federal Court may:
(a)
affirm or set aside a decision of the Tribunal; or
(b)
remit a matter to be decided again by the Tribunal, either with or without the taking of further evidence, in accordance with the directions of the Court.
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