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In forcePowers of Federal Court
Chapter 16Jurisdiction and powers of courts
160 Powers of Federal Court
On hearing an appeal against a decision or direction of the Commissioner, the Federal Court may do any one or more of the following:
(a)
admit further evidence orally, or on affidavit or otherwise;
(b)
permit the examination and cross‑examination of witnesses, including witnesses who gave evidence before the Commissioner;
(c)
order an issue of fact to be tried as it directs;
(d)
affirm, reverse or vary the Commissioner’s decision or direction;
(e)
give any judgment, or make any order, that, in all the circumstances, it thinks fit;
(f)
order a party to pay costs to another party.
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