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← Land Transport Authority of Singapore Act 1995

Land Transport Authority of Singapore Act 1995 s 31

s 31 General Division of High Court may call for proceedings of Compensation Board

31. —(1) The General Division of the High Court, either on its own motion or on the application within 14 days of any party aggrieved by a decision of the Compensation Board on the ground that it is wrong in law, may call for the proceedings and the grounds of the award and give such order thereon, either by directing a fresh hearing or otherwise, as seems necessary to secure that substantial justice is done. [40/2019] (2) The powers of review conferred upon the General Division of the High Court in this section do not extend to a decision of the Compensation Board as to the quantum of compensation awarded or apportioned under section 27. [40/2019] (3) There is no further right of appeal from the decision of the General Division of the High Court under this section and under section 30. [40/2019] —(1) The General Division of the High Court, either on its own motion or on the application within 14 days of any party aggrieved by a decision of the Compensation Board on the ground that it is wrong in law, may call for the proceedings and the grounds of the award and give such order thereon, either by directing a fresh hearing or otherwise, as seems necessary to secure that substantial justice is done. [40/2019] (2) The powers of review conferred upon the General Division of the High Court in this section do not extend to a decision of the Compensation Board as to the quantum of compensation awarded or apportioned under section 27. [40/2019] (3) There is no further right of appeal from the decision of the General Division of the High Court under this section and under section 30. [40/2019]

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