sec.132Non-monetary decisions

sec.132 Non-monetary decisions

This section applies to a final decision of the tribunal in a proceeding that— is not a monetary decision; or is a monetary decision, to the extent the decision does not require payment of an amount to a person. A person may enforce the final decision by filing a copy of the decision in the registry of the relevant court. On filing a copy of the final decision under subsection (2) , the decision is taken to be a non-money order of the relevant court in which it is filed and may be enforced accordingly. See the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 , chapter 20 . The Supreme Court may transfer to a lower court a proceeding for the enforcement of a non-money order pending in the Supreme Court if— the order is of a kind that may be made by the lower court; or the order is otherwise capable of being enforced in the lower court. If a proceeding is transferred to a lower court under subsection (4) — the order is taken to be an order of the lower court and may be enforced accordingly; and the proceeding for the enforcement of the order is taken to have been started before the lower court when it was started in the Supreme Court. In this section— lower court means the District Court or a Magistrates Court. relevant court means— for a final decision of the tribunal relating to a minor civil dispute—a Magistrates Court; or for another final decision of the tribunal—the Supreme Court. s 132 amd 2009 No. 48 s 73 sub 2017 No. 17 s 217 (sec.132-ssec.1) This section applies to a final decision of the tribunal in a proceeding that— is not a monetary decision; or is a monetary decision, to the extent the decision does not require payment of an amount to a person. (sec.132-ssec.2) A person may enforce the final decision by filing a copy of the decision in the registry of the relevant court. (sec.132-ssec.3) On filing a copy of the final decision under subsection (2) , the decision is taken to be a non-money order of the relevant court in which it is filed and may be enforced accordingly. See the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 , chapter 20 . (sec.132-ssec.4) The Supreme Court may transfer to a lower court a proceeding for the enforcement of a non-money order pending in the Supreme Court if— the order is of a kind that may be made by the lower court; or the order is otherwise capable of being enforced in the lower court. (sec.132-ssec.5) If a proceeding is transferred to a lower court under subsection (4) — the order is taken to be an order of the lower court and may be enforced accordingly; and the proceeding for the enforcement of the order is taken to have been started before the lower court when it was started in the Supreme Court. (sec.132-ssec.6) In this section— lower court means the District Court or a Magistrates Court. relevant court means— for a final decision of the tribunal relating to a minor civil dispute—a Magistrates Court; or for another final decision of the tribunal—the Supreme Court.