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CurrentCourt of Appeal’s additional powers on an appeal
Part 2Appeals from courts of summary jurisdiction
Division 3Appeals from a single judge to the Court of Appeal
19 Court of Appeal’s additional powers on an appeal
(1)
This section does not limit the operation of section 18.
(2)
In deciding an appeal under this Division, the Court of Appeal may, in addition to exercising any of the powers in section 14, do one or more of the following —
(a)
order the case to be dealt with again by the court of summary jurisdiction, with or without orders to that court —
(i)
as to how or by whom it is to be constituted;
(ii)
as to how it must deal with the case;
(b)
make an order as to the costs of the appeal and the costs of the proceedings in the court of summary jurisdiction.
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