(1) In the determination of an appeal from an order of the referee, a
tribunal—
(a) if the tribunal thinks it is proper to do so, may admit
evidence other than the evidence before the referee when the referee made the
order; and
(b) where the order was made otherwise than under section 76(2)
—may, by order, affirm, vary or revoke the order appealed against or
substitute the tribunal’s order for the order appealed against; and
(c)
where the order was made under section 76(2) —may dismiss the appeal or, by
order, revoke the order appealed against; and
(d) shall not make any order as
to costs.
(2) An order made under subsection (1) (b) has effect, and the
provisions of this Act other than section 106 apply to it, in all respects as
if it were an order made under the provision of this Act under which the order
appealed against was made.
