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No certiorari to lie. Powers of Supreme Court vested in Minister

Cap. 159, s. 21 · Revised Edition 2020

The Minister shall not be subject to be restrained in the due execution of his powers under this Part by the order of any court, nor shall any proceedings before the Minister be removed by certiorari into any court, and the Minister, in enforcing the attendance of witnesses after a tender of their expenses, the examination of witnesses orally, and the production of deeds, books, papers and documents, and in punishing persons refusing to give evidence or to produce documents, or guilty of contempt Aliens Act 13 in the presence of the Minister, shall have all such powers, rights and privileges as are vested in the Supreme Court.
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No certiorari to lie. Powers of Supreme Court vested in Minister — Cap. 159 s. 21 · Belize Law