Appeal against direction to Land and Environment Court
105 Appeal against direction to Land and Environment Court
A person on whom a direction under this Division has been served (not being a public authority) may appeal against the direction to the Land and Environment Court.
An appeal must be made, in accordance with rules of court, within 14 days after the direction was served on the person.
The making of an appeal operates to suspend the direction to which it relates until the appeal is finally determined or is withdrawn.
The Land and Environment Court may do any one or more of the following—
it may confirm or quash the direction,
it may vary the period within which the direction must be complied with,
it may vary any of the requirements of the direction.
The decision of the Land and Environment Court on an appeal is final.
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