South Australian Current Acts

EVIDENCE ACT 1929 - SECT 69B

69B—Appeals

        (1)         An appeal under this Division lies to—

            (a)         the court to which appeals lie against final judgments or orders of the primary court; and

            (b)         where there is no such court—the Supreme Court constituted of a single judge,

and where the appeal lies in accordance with the above principles to some court other than the Court of Appeal, a further appeal lies to the Court of Appeal from a judgment or order of the primary appellate court.

        (2)         An appeal under this Division shall be heard and determined as expeditiously as possible.

        (3)         Upon an appeal under this Division, the appellate court—

            (a)         may confirm, vary or revoke the order or decision subject to the appeal; and

            (b)         may make any order or decision under this Division that could have been made in the first instance; and

            (c)         may make orders for costs and orders dealing with any other incidental or ancillary matters.

        (4)         Except as provided in this Division, no appeal lies against a decision or order of a court made under this Division.