7 May 2007
EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS AUTHORITY V KENNETH BENJAMIN RAWLINGS CA CA204/06
- Citation
- openlaw-78146852_b8a3_4426_bf4a_d56a85a4d5d9.pdf
- Court
- Court of Appeal
The Court granted leave to appeal because the two questions raised were of general or public importance under s214; the respondent's concession on the first issue and the statutory interpretation nature of the second justified granting leave and proceeding to an oral hearing; the Court exercised its discretion to allow Mr Wall to act as a McKenzie friend and to appoint an amicus; there was no order as to costs.