Regulating appeal from decision of inferior court

(1) Every appeal from a decision of an inferior court shall be heard and determined by the Court, and the practice and procedure of the Court in cases of appeal under this section shall 59 be in accordance with this or any other Act relating to appeals from inferior courts and any rules of court. (2) Rules of court may make provisions regulating, inter alia– (a) the giving of notice of, and security for, prosecuting, the appeal; (b) the recording of the appeal and the obtaining of a copy of the proceedings and the reasons for the inferior court’s decision; (c) the lodging of the grounds of appeal; (d) the manner of setting forth the grounds of appeal and the signing of the notice of appeal and the grounds of appeal; (e) the transmission of the record of appeal to the (f) the application for special leave to appeal after lapse of time for appeal; (g) the procedure on default in prosecution of (h) the time, place and order of hearing of the (i) the procedure at the hearing of the appeal; (j) the re-hearing of the case before the Court and the calling of witnesses before the Court; (k) the transmission and publication of judgments 60 (l) the awarding of costs; (m) the taxation and payment of costs; (n) the enforcement of judgments or orders; (o) the fees and costs payable by and to the parties; or (p) such other matters as may be incidental to the