Directions, court may give
104 Directions, court may give
Any of the following persons may apply to a court for directions in respect of a matter arising under or in connection with the operation or carrying out of an order issued under this Act —
the person who obtained the order; or
a person to whom the order is addressed; or
a person who is authorised to do anything under the order; or
a person who is affected by, or whose property is affected by, the order; or
a person who in the opinion of the court has a sufficient interest in the matter.
Such an application must be made —
if the order relates to personal property, to the court that issued the order;
if the order relates to real property —
to the Supreme Court if the order was issued by the Supreme Court;
to the District Court if the order was issued by the District Court or the Magistrates Court.
On such an application, the court may —
give any directions that are just; and
make any order as to the payment of the costs of the application as are just.
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