119   Right of appeal to Supreme Court

(1)  A party to proceedings before an Appeal Panel of the Tribunal may appeal to the Supreme Court, on a question of law, against any decision of the Appeal Panel in those proceedings.

(1A)  Despite subsection (1), an appeal does not lie to the Supreme Court against any of the following decisions of the Appeal Panel except by leave of the Supreme Court:

(a)  an interlocutory decision,

(b)  a decision made with the consent of the parties,

(c)  a decision as to costs.

(2)  The Appeal Panel (or any of the members constituting the Appeal Panel) cannot be made a party to an appeal under this section. Rules of court made under the Supreme Court Act 1970 may make provision for the parties to any such appeal (including the designation of a respondent where the only party in the proceedings from which the appeal is brought was the appellant).

(3)  An appeal by a person under this section must be made:

(a)  within such time and in such manner as is prescribed by rules of court made under the Supreme Court Act 1970, or

(b)  within such further time as the Supreme Court may allow.