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Land Court Act 2000
sec.31Rehearing after judicial registrar’s decision
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### sec.31 Rehearing after judicial registrar’s decision
A party to a proceeding who is dissatisfied with a judicial registrar’s decision in the proceeding may, with the leave of the Land Court as constituted by a member, have the matter reheard by the court as constituted by a member.
The party must apply to have the matter reheard within 42 days after the order containing the decision of the judicial registrar is made, unless a longer period is allowed by the court.
If the court grants leave, it may do so on conditions, including, for example, a condition about—
the evidence to be adduced; or
the submission to be presented; or
the nature of the rehearing.
s 31 amd 2013 No. 35 s 109
(sec.31-ssec.1) A party to a proceeding who is dissatisfied with a judicial registrar’s decision in the proceeding may, with the leave of the Land Court as constituted by a member, have the matter reheard by the court as constituted by a member.
(sec.31-ssec.2) The party must apply to have the matter reheard within 42 days after the order containing the decision of the judicial registrar is made, unless a longer period is allowed by the court.
(sec.31-ssec.3) If the court grants leave, it may do so on conditions, including, for example, a condition about— the evidence to be adduced; or the submission to be presented; or the nature of the rehearing.
- (a) the evidence to be adduced; or
- (b) the submission to be presented; or
- (c) the nature of the rehearing.