84FDetermination of applications by Recorder

### 84F Determination of applications by Recorder > *\[Section 84F Inserted by No. 3 of 1978, s. 3 \]* > > > (1)  Unless he considers that the application is of such a nature that it should be determined by the Supreme Court, the Recorder may himself determine an application for an order under the foregoing provisions of this Part, and in relation to that application he may, accordingly, exercise the jurisdiction of the appropriate tribunal. > > > (2)  Where in relation to any proceedings under this Part the Recorder is the appropriate tribunal he may apply to the Supreme Court for directions on any matter arising in the course of the proceedings. > > > (3)  Any person aggrieved by any decision made by the Recorder as the appropriate tribunal may appeal to the Supreme Court. > > > (4)  On an appeal under [subsection (3)](#GS84F@Gs3@EN) the Supreme Court may quash or vary any order of the Recorder to which the appeal relates, or may exercise any jurisdiction exercisable by the appropriate tribunal in the proceedings to which the appeal relates, or give the Recorder such directions as it considers proper in the circumstances, and may exercise in relation to those proceedings any powers otherwise vested in the Court. > > > (5)  Any directions given by the Court under this section in respect of any proceedings are binding on the Recorder and the parties to the proceedings. > > > (6)  In any proceedings on an application to which this section applies the Recorder may award costs to any party to the proceedings. > > > (7)  For the purpose of enforcing an order made by the Recorder under this section for the payment of any sum by way of compensation or costs an office copy thereof may be filed in the Supreme Court and the order may then be enforced as a judgment of the Supreme Court.