When the Electrical Workers Registration Board makes a decision, gives a direction, or makes an order, and someone appeals against it, the Board’s decision stays in effect while the appeal is being decided. This means you need to follow what the Board has said, even if you’re appealing against it. However, a court can change this if they decide to make a different order. The court’s order would then take priority over the Board’s decision.
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Subject to any order of the court, every decision, direction, or order of the Board against which an appeal is lodged under section 147ZA continues in force and has effect according to its tenor pending the determination of the appeal.
