Section 148: Appeal against notice to Magistrate
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148. Appeal against notice to Magistrate
(1) Where the person on whom a notice is served under section 146 or
147 is dissatisfied with any of its requisitions, he may, within the time specified in the notice for compliance, cause a summons to be served upon the
Sanitary Authority, calling upon it to show cause before the Magistrate of
the district in which the warehouse, building, kitchen or room is situate, why
the notice should not be discharged, modified or suspended, as the case may
be.
(2) (a) Any party to the suit may appeal to the Supreme Court from the
judgment of the Magistrate, irrespective of the amount involved.
(b) The appeal shall be proceeded with in the form and manner
specified in the District and Intermediate Courts (Civil Jurisdiction) Act.
(c) All proceedings shall be stayed pending the final decision of the
Supreme Court.
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Questions this section answers
- Can I challenge a Sanitary Authority notice about my food premises before a Magistrate?