MINING ACT 1978 - SECT 149

MINING ACT 1978 - SECT 149

149 .         Power of Supreme Court on appeal

                Upon the hearing of any appeal under this Act the Supreme Court —

            (a)         may allow for any reason that it thinks sufficient, an appellant on such terms as to costs, postponement, or otherwise as it thinks fit, to rely upon a ground of appeal not set forth in the notice of appeal; and

            (b)         may confirm the order, determination or decision in respect of which the appeal is made and may dismiss the appeal; and

            (c)         may reverse, modify or vary such order, determination, or decision and may make such order in lieu thereof as it may think just; and

            (d)         may direct any issue to be tried in such manner, and at such time and place as it may think fit; and

            (e)         may remit any case to the warden’s court to be reheard; and

            (f)         may make any order or give any direction consequential upon or necessitated by the order that it may think necessary; and

            (g)         may make such order as to costs of the appeal or of the proceedings in the warden’s court to which the appeal relates, as it thinks fit,

                and may impose in respect of any order made pursuant to this section such terms and conditions as it thinks just.