Cap. 490 Art. 22Right of appeal.  Cap. 12.

(1) Any party to the proceedings before the

Administrative Review Tribunal who feels aggrieved by a decision of the said Tribunal, may appeal to the Court of Appeal sitting either in its superior or in its inferior jurisdiction.

(2) The Court of Appeal competent to hear and determine an appeal from a decision of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal shall be that established in the Second Schedule:

Provided that the Minister may make regulations to implement and to give better effect to these provisions of this Part of this Act and may, without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, make such amendments, alterations, deletions, repeals, corrections, changes and modifications to the Second Schedule and to any primary law or subsidiary law for the purpose of bringing such Schedule or primary or subsidiary law in conformity with the provisions of this Part of this Act and may from time to time add any other reference to legislation to the Second Schedule which is not mentioned in the said Second Schedule.

(3) Such appeal shall be brought before the Court of Appeal by means of an application filed in the Registry of that court within twenty days from the day on which the decision of the court was delivered.

(4) The said application of appeal shall be accompanied together with the payment of an all inclusive Registry appeal fee as may be prescribed by the Minister responsible for justice in consultation with the Minister responsible for finance. Such fee shall cover all Registry fees, including those taxed by the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals, when final judgement is read out in open court.

(5) When there are two parties, the appeal shall be lodged in duplicate by means of an application. Where there are more than two parties to an appeal before the Administrative Review Tribunal, the application of appeal shall be lodged in such number of copies as there are parties to that appeal.

(6) The application of appeal shall be filed in the competent

Registry in terms of the Code of Organization and Civil Procedure.

(7) The Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals, shall, on receipt of the application of appeal, serve a copy of the said application of appeal on the other party or parties.

(8) The respondent or respondents shall file their reply to the appeal within twenty days of service of the appeal. Such replies shall be accompanied together with the payment of an all inclusive Registry fee as may be prescribed by the Minister responsible for justice in consultation with the Minister responsible for finance. Such fee shall cover all Registry fees, including those taxed by the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals, when final judgement is read out in open court.

(9) When an appeal is lodged to the Court of Appeal as aforesaid, that appeal and the reply or replies thereto shall be referred by the Registrar, Civil Courts and Tribunals, to the Court of Appeal.