Law to be applied in appeals
21 Law to be applied in appeals
Where, under this Act:
an appeal instituted before the commencement may be continued and completed after the commencement; or
an appeal may be instituted after the commencement against a decision made or judgment given:
before the commencement; or
after the commencement in proceedings instituted before the commencement;
the law that is to be applied for the purposes of the appeal is the same as the law that would be applied, under this Act, in a relevant original proceeding that started before the commencement and was continued after the commencement.
In this section, relevant original proceeding, in relation to an appeal, means a proceeding of the kind in which the decision or judgment appealed against was made.
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