139A—Suspension of disqualification on appeal
(1) A person who by
virtue of an order of a court under this Act is disqualified from holding or
obtaining a driver's licence may appeal against the order in the same manner
as against a conviction.
(2) Pending the
hearing and determination of any such appeal the operation of any such order
may be suspended—
(a) in
the case of an order made by the Magistrates Court, by a magistrate or a judge
of the Supreme Court;
(b) in
the case of an order made by the Supreme Court, by a judge of that Court.
(3) An order of
suspension may be made before or after the institution of the appeal, but will
not have any effect until the defendant—
(a) has
duly instituted the appeal and paid the appropriate court fees; and
(b) has
served on the Registrar the order of suspension or a copy of it, and a notice
that the appeal has been duly instituted and the fees paid.