109Effect of minor variations to judgments, orders or injunctions appealed against

109 Effect of minor variations to judgments, orders or injunctions appealed against

109 Effect of minor variations to judgments, orders or injunctions appealed against

If—

(a) a Judge of Appeal or the Court of Appeal dismisses an appeal against a judgment, order or injunction, and

(b) at that time, the Judge or Court makes a judgment or order that involves the variation of the judgment, order or injunction the subject of the appeal, and

(c) the Judge or Court declares the variation to be a minor variation,

the varied judgment, order or injunction is, for all purposes, taken to be a judgment, order or injunction of the court, tribunal or Division that made the original judgment, order or injunction the subject of the appeal.

s 109: Rep 1972 No 41, sec 9 (b). Ins 2000 No 31, Sch 13 [4].