Section 9: Court orders

9. Court orders (1) Every order or judgment of the Court shall be enforced as if it were an order or judgment of a District Court and a Magistrate may make any order as to costs that a District Magistrate may make. (2) The Court may— (a) make such orders as it thinks necessary or expedient— (i) relating to matters consequential upon any order or judgment made or given by it; (ii) for issuing warrants of arrest and authorising arrest; I9 – 3 [Issue 1] Industrial Court Act (iii) requiring the attendance of persons and the production of articles or documents; (iv) remanding any person charged; and (v) granting bail, and taking, forfeiting, discharging and otherwise dealing with recognisances; (b) administer oaths; (c) punish contempt of Court in the same manner as a District Magistrate; (d) adjourn any proceedings and at any resumed proceedings admit fresh evidence; and (e) order the plaintiff or the defendant to pay the other party such amount by way of compensation for wages lost or expenses incurred in attending the Court as it thinks fit.