Small Claims Court Act (CAP. 10A)Section 42 of Small Claims Court Act (CAP. 10A): Stay of execution on review
(1) The filing of an application for review shall not operate as a stay of execution of an order unless the Adjudicator otherwise orders.
(2) Any stay of execution may be subject to such conditions as to costs, payment into the Court, the giving of security or otherwise as the Adjudicator considers fit.
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The Court may on the application of any party to the proceedings set aside any of its orders and make such further orders as it thinks just.
Any party to the claim shall, upon payment of a nominal prescribed fee, be entitled to a copy of the record of the Court and such record shall be admissible in evidence before any other Court for the…
An Adjudicator or an officer of the Court or other person bound to execute the lawful warrants, orders or other process of the Court shall not be liable in an action or suit in respect of anything don…
The provisions of the Judicial Service Act (Cap. 8A) relating to the removal and discipline of Magistrates shall apply with necessary modifications to the discipline and removal of Adjudicators.
Contempt of Court (1) A person who— (a) assaults, threatens, intimates or wilfully insults an Adjudicator, judicial officer or a witness, involved in a case during a sitting or attendance in a court,…
Nothing in this Act precludes a person from lodging a claim that is within the jurisdiction of the Court in any other Court if that person elects to institute proceedings in that other Court to hear a…
