MAGISTRATES COURT (CIVIL PROCEEDINGS) ACT 2004 - SECT 11

MAGISTRATES COURT (CIVIL PROCEEDINGS) ACT 2004 - SECT 11

11 .         Remedies that may be given

        (1)         The Court has such powers as are incidental to and necessary for the exercise of the jurisdiction conferred on it by section 6 and of the jurisdiction referred to in section 8.

        (2)         The Court may grant any remedy or relief in respect of a claim within the jurisdiction conferred by section 6 —

            (a)         that may be claimed under that section or, in the case of a consumer/trader claim, under section 7(3)(b); or

            (b)         that the Supreme Court could grant if the claim had been made to that court.

        (3)         In the exercise of the jurisdiction referred to in section 8, the Court may grant any remedy or relief that is provided for by the written law that confers the jurisdiction on the Court.

        (4)         If the Court orders a person to do an act other than paying money, it may also order the person to pay money in default of doing the act as ordered.