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Formal Consolidation |  2007 RevEd
General power to transfer from subordinate courts to High Court
54B.—(1)  Where it appears to the High Court, on the application of a party to any civil proceedings pending in a subordinate court, that the proceedings, by reason of its involving some important question of law, or being a test case, or for any other sufficient reason, should be tried in the High Court, it may order the proceedings to be transferred to the High Court.
[26/2005]
(2)  An order under subsection (1) may be made on such terms as the court sees fit.
Explanation.—The intended enforcement overseas of any judgment obtained in the High Court, under any enforcement arrangements currently in force, would ordinarily be sufficient reason for transferring the proceedings to the High Court.
[26/2005]
Informal Consolidation | Amended Act 19 of 2016
General power to transfer from State Courts to High Court
54B.—(1)  Where it appears to the High Court, on the application of a party to any civil proceedings pending in a State Court, that the proceedings, by reason of its involving some important question of law, or being a test case, or for any other sufficient reason, should be tried in the High Court, it may order the proceedings to be transferred to the High Court.
[26/2005]
[Act 5 of 2014 wef 07/03/2014]
(2)  An order under subsection (1) may be made on such terms as the court sees fit.
Explanation—The intended enforcement overseas of any judgment obtained in the High Court, under any enforcement arrangements currently in force, would ordinarily be sufficient reason for transferring the proceedings to the High Court.
[26/2005]