(1) Upon the request
in writing of all parties to a dispute relating to a matter within the
jurisdiction of a warden’s court, the warden’s court may hear and
determine the question in dispute forthwith or at any time or place which it
may appoint without requiring any formal proceedings to be taken.
(2) An order made by
the warden’s court in a case to which subsection (1) refers has the same
force and effect as if made upon formal proceedings in the court, and the
order is final and conclusive, and not subject to appeal.
(3) The warden’s
court shall keep a record, in a register kept for the purpose, of every matter
determined under this section by it and of its decision thereon.
[Section 135 amended: No. 100 of 1985 s. 100; No.
39 of 2004 s. 72.]