Copyright Act, 1978 (Act No. 98 of 1978)RegulationsCopyright Regulations, 1978Chapter 4 : Copyright Tribunal28. Interlocutory applications |
| (1) | Any proceedings before the Tribunal not leading to a final order shall be disposed of by the Tribunal. |
| (2) | The application shall be made in writing, stating the grounds upon which it is made, and shall be sent to the Registrar. |
| (3) | If all parties to the proceedings consent to the application, it shall be accompanied by consents signed by them or on their behalf; and in any other case, a copy of the application shall, before it is made, be served by the applicant on every other party, and the application shall state that this has been done. |
| (4) | Any party objecting to the application may, within seven days after receiving a copy thereof, send written notice of objection to the Registrar and to the applicant, in that case, before disposing of the application, the Tribunal shall consider any objection of which notice has been given as aforesaid and may, if it thinks fit, give all parties concerned an opportunity of being heard. |