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Section 212 — Employment Relations Act 2000: Court may make rules

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212 Court may make rules (1) The Court may from time to time make rules (not inconsistent with this Act or with any regulations made under this Act) for the purpose of regulating the practice and procedure of the Court and the proceedings of parties. (2) To the extent that the Court does not make rules under subsection (1) regulating the practice and procedure of the Court under— (a) section 99 (jurisdiction of Court in relation to torts); and (b) section 100 (jurisdiction of Court in relation to injunctions); and (c) section 194 (application for review),— proceedings in the Court under those sections are to be regulated by the rules applicable to proceedings founded on tort, injunctions, and judicial review in the High Court, as far as they are applicable and with all necessary modifications. Compare: 1991 No 22 s 130

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