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Commerce Act 1986

Enforcement, remedies, and appeals - Appeals from determinations of Commission

93: Determination of appeals

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"The court decides what happens next when you appeal a decision."

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When you appeal a decision under section 91(1), the court can do a few things. The court can confirm, modify, or reverse the decision or part of it. The court can also use any powers that the Commission could have used to deal with the matter you are appealing.

You can find more information about this in section 91(1). The court's decision will depend on the specifics of your appeal. The court has the power to make its own decision about the matter.

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Part 6Enforcement, remedies, and appeals
Appeals from determinations of Commission

93Determination of appeals

  1. In determining an appeal under section 91(1), the court may do any of the following:

  2. confirm, modify, or reverse the determination or any part of it:
    1. exercise any of the powers that could have been exercised by the Commission in relation to the matter to which the appeal relates.

      Notes
      • Section 93: amended, on , by section 19 of the Commerce Amendment Act 2008 (2008 No 70).