War Service Land Settlement Act 1950
62Preservation of omitted rights until Parliament can deal with them
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62 Preservation of omitted rights until Parliament can deal with them
(1) If the Governor receives a petition from any party to an action showing that he is unjustly harmed by the invalidity of the repealed Acts or any of them or by the operation of this Division, the Governor may by writ issued pursuant to an order-in-council prohibit the court in which the action is brought from proceeding further until His Majesty's pleasure is known, and that court shall stay the proceedings accordingly.
(2) If the Governor issues such a writ he shall forthwith transmit the petition to Parliament for the making of a remedy.
(3) If no remedy is given by Parliament within the next twelve sitting days of the two Houses the other party shall be entitled as of course to a writ to continue the proceedings.