Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Act 2009
sec.155Particular documents to be given to Court of Appeal
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sec.155 Particular documents to be given to Court of Appeal
This section applies if— a question of law is referred to the Court of Appeal under section 118 ; or an appeal is transferred to the Court of Appeal under section 144 ; or a party to a proceeding appeals to the Court of Appeal under division 2 , or an enabling Act, against a decision of the tribunal. The principal registrar must give the Court of Appeal— all documents and other things that were before the tribunal in connection with the proceeding to which the referral or appeal relates; and all other documents or things in the tribunal’s possession that the tribunal is required by Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 to give to the court. The Court of Appeal must return the documents and other things to the tribunal when the proceeding before the court ends. (sec.155-ssec.1) This section applies if— a question of law is referred to the Court of Appeal under section 118 ; or an appeal is transferred to the Court of Appeal under section 144 ; or a party to a proceeding appeals to the Court of Appeal under division 2 , or an enabling Act, against a decision of the tribunal. (sec.155-ssec.2) The principal registrar must give the Court of Appeal— all documents and other things that were before the tribunal in connection with the proceeding to which the referral or appeal relates; and all other documents or things in the tribunal’s possession that the tribunal is required by Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 to give to the court. (sec.155-ssec.3) The Court of Appeal must return the documents and other things to the tribunal when the proceeding before the court ends.
- (a) a question of law is referred to the Court of Appeal under section 118 ; or
- (b) an appeal is transferred to the Court of Appeal under section 144 ; or
- (c) a party to a proceeding appeals to the Court of Appeal under division 2 , or an enabling Act, against a decision of the tribunal.
- (a) all documents and other things that were before the tribunal in connection with the proceeding to which the referral or appeal relates; and
- (b) all other documents or things in the tribunal’s possession that the tribunal is required by Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 to give to the court.