South Australian Consolidated Acts

LIQUOR LICENSING ACT 1997 - SECT 27

27—Appeal from orders and decisions of the Court

        (1)         A party to proceedings before the Court may, with the permission of the Supreme Court, appeal against any order or decision of the Court.

        (2)         However, no appeal lies against—

            (a)         an order or decision of the Court made on a review of a decision of the Commissioner under this or some other Act; or

            (b)         an order or decision of the Court excluded from appeal under a provision of this or some other Act.

        (3)         An appeal must be commenced within the time, and in accordance with the procedure, prescribed by rules of the Supreme Court.

        (4)         An appeal under this section must be heard and determined by the Full Court.

        (5)         On an appeal under this section, the Supreme Court may—

            (a)         affirm, vary or quash the order or decision subject to the appeal;

            (b)         make any order or decision that should, in the opinion of the Supreme Court, have been made in the first instance;

            (c)         remit the subject matter of the appeal for further hearing by the Court;

            (d)         make any incidental or ancillary order.