sec.52Notice to Attorney-General and commission

### sec.52 Notice to Attorney-General and commission A party to a proceeding must give notice in the approved form to the Attorney-General and the commission if— for a proceeding in the Supreme Court, District Court, Land Court or Land Appeal Court—a question of law arises that relates to the application of this Act or a question arises in relation to the interpretation of a statutory provision in accordance with this Act; or for any proceeding—a question is referred to the Supreme Court under section 49 . However, the notice need not be given to— the Attorney-General, if the State is a party to the proceeding; or the commission, if the commission is a party to the proceeding. Nothing in this section requires a court or tribunal to adjourn a proceeding in relation to which the notice is given. s 52 amd 2023 No. 23 s 85 (sec.52-ssec.1) A party to a proceeding must give notice in the approved form to the Attorney-General and the commission if— for a proceeding in the Supreme Court, District Court, Land Court or Land Appeal Court—a question of law arises that relates to the application of this Act or a question arises in relation to the interpretation of a statutory provision in accordance with this Act; or for any proceeding—a question is referred to the Supreme Court under section 49 . (sec.52-ssec.2) However, the notice need not be given to— the Attorney-General, if the State is a party to the proceeding; or the commission, if the commission is a party to the proceeding. (sec.52-ssec.3) Nothing in this section requires a court or tribunal to adjourn a proceeding in relation to which the notice is given. - (a) for a proceeding in the Supreme Court, District Court, Land Court or Land Appeal Court—a question of law arises that relates to the application of this Act or a question arises in relation to the interpretation of a statutory provision in accordance with this Act; or - (b) for any proceeding—a question is referred to the Supreme Court under section 49 . - (a) the Attorney-General, if the State is a party to the proceeding; or - (b) the commission, if the commission is a party to the proceeding.