Power of Tribunal to state special case for decision of High Court
16.—(1)  The Tribunal may, at any stage of any application or proceeding before it, reserve for the consideration of the High Court any question of law arising in the application or proceeding in the form of a special case which shall be —
(a)drawn up by the President and shall set out shortly the facts on which the law is to be applied and the question or questions of law to be determined;
(b)sent by the President to the registrar of the Family Justice Courts; and
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(c)set down for argument in such manner as the High Court directs.
(2)  The High Court shall hear and determine the question or questions of law arising on the special case and shall thereupon remit the matter to the President with the opinion of the Court thereon and that opinion shall be binding on the Tribunal.
(3)  Nothing in this section shall be construed to prevent the Tribunal from determining any question of law arising in the application or proceeding before it.