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Courts (Case Transfer) Act 1991 - SECT 22
Conduct of proceeding after transfer
22. Conduct of proceeding after transfer
(1) The following apply to a proceeding transferred under this Part-
(a) the transferee court (if it is a lower court than the transferor
court) has power to grant in the proceeding any relief, redress or
remedy and to make any order that the transferor court would have had
power to grant or make if the proceeding had not been transferred;
(b) the proceeding is subject to the procedural rules and practices of the
transferee court;
(c) unless the transferee court otherwise orders, anything done or omitted
to be done in the proceeding under or in accordance with the rules of
court that applied to it before the transfer must be taken, so far as
possible, to have been done or omitted under the rules that apply in
the transferee court;
(d) the transferee court must endeavour to ensure that the proceeding is
heard and determined no later than it would have been if it had not
been transferred;
(e) a judgment given or order made by the transferee court in the
proceeding has effect and may be enforced or appealed against like any
other judgment or order of that court;
(f) if the transferee court orders that costs be paid to a party in
respect of the conduct of the proceeding in the transferor court in
the period before the transfer, that party shall, unless the
transferee court otherwise orders, be entitled to costs in respect of
that period on the transferor court scale;
(g) if the transferee court orders that costs be paid to a party in
respect of the conduct of the proceeding in the transferee court in
the period after the transfer, that party shall, unless the transferee
court otherwise orders or an undertaking required to be given by a
party as a condition of the transfer otherwise provides, be entitled
to costs in respect of that period on the transferee court scale.
(2) Subsection (1)(a) applies even if the transferor court has exclusive
jurisdiction to hear and determine the proceeding.
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