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CurrentOrders of the Supreme Court
Chapter 8Appeals
Part 8.5Appeal to Supreme Court on a question of law
373 Orders of the Supreme Court
(1)
After hearing and determining the appeal, the Supreme Court may make any order that it thinks appropriate, including an order remitting the case for rehearing to the Children's Court with or without any direction in law.
(2)
An order made by the Supreme Court on an appeal on a question of law under section 371(1), other than an order remitting the case for rehearing to the Children's Court, may be enforced as an order of the Supreme Court.
(3)
The Supreme Court may provide for a stay of the order or for admitting any person to bail as it considers appropriate.
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