Appeal to Supreme Court
105 Appeal to Supreme Court
Except as hereinafter provided, an appeal at the instance of any party aggrieved shall lie to the Supreme Court from any final judgment or order of a Warden’s Court: Provided that there shall be no appeal —
in any case where at or before the hearing the parties by a memorandum in writing lodged in the warden’s office agree that the decision of the court shall he final;
from any judgment or order of the Warden’s Court where the value of the subject-matter or interest in dispute shall not exceed two hundred pounds, except by leave of the Supreme Court or a Judge;
from ally decision or recommendation of the warden or the Minister upon ally application for a petroleum lease or a license to prospect, the forfeiture thereof, or exemption from labour or other conditions.
[Section 105 amended: No. 66 of 1954 s. 35.]
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