(1) In all courts and
before all persons and bodies authorised to receive evidence —
(a) a
document purporting to record a determination made by the Tribunal and
purporting to be certified by the Registrar to be such a record, or a copy of
it, shall be admitted as a true copy of the record of that determination; and
(b)
judicial notice shall be taken of the signature of the Registrar on such a
document.
(2) Where a
determination of the Tribunal requires the payment of any money, the Registrar
shall, upon application by a party to the proceedings in which the
determination was made or a person claiming through or under such a party,
issue a certified copy of the record of that determination.
(3) The certified copy
of the record of the determination may be lodged with the Magistrates Court in
accordance with the court’s rules of court (which may provide for the
payment of a lodging fee), for registration and when registered by the court
may be enforced as if it were a judgment of the court.
[Section 23 amended: No. 59 of 2004 s. 142.]