If you are a party to an appeal under section 424, you can appeal to the High Court if you think the decision was wrong because of a question of law. You will need to follow the rules of court when you make your appeal. The High Court will hear and determine your appeal according to these rules.
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426: Decision of Director or harbourmaster to continue in force pending appeal, or
"What happens to a decision while you're waiting for an appeal to be decided"
428: Further appeal to Court of Appeal, or
"You can appeal a decision to a higher court, the Court of Appeal, if you disagree with a law decision."
Every party to an appeal under section 424 may appeal to the High Court on a question of law.
Every appeal under this section shall be heard and determined in accordance with the rules of court.
