When you are determining an appeal under section 214 or section 218, the Court of Appeal must think about the special powers it has. The Court of Appeal must also think about what this Act is trying to achieve and what the relevant parts of the Act are trying to achieve. The Court of Appeal must especially think about the provisions of sections 189, 190, 193, 219, and 221.
The Court of Appeal has to consider all these things when making a decision about an appeal. You can find more information about the special powers of the Court of Appeal and the objects of this Act in the relevant sections. The Court of Appeal must have regard to these things to make a fair decision.
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In determining an appeal under section 214 or section 218, the Court of Appeal must have regard to—
