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| (1) No person aggrieved by an order made or purported to have been made under section 2 or section 10(2) or section 11(2) or section 18(4) (b) or section 20 or section 24 par section 25 or section 26 or section 41 or who apprehends that he would be affected by any act or any step taken, or proposed to be taken under or purporting to be taken under, any such section shall be entitled to a permanent or interim injunction, an enjoining order, a stay order or any other order having the effect of staying, restraining, or impeding the Board from giving effect to such order. |
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| | (a) The jurisdiction conferred on the Court of Appeal by Article 140 of the Constitution shaft in relation to any order or purported order under section 2 or section 10 (2) or section 11(2) or section 18(4) (b) or section 20 or section 24 or section 25 or section 26 or section 41, be exercised by the Supreme Court and not by the Court of Appeal. | | |
| | (b) Every application invoking the jurisdiction referred to in paragraph (a) shall be made within one month of the date of commission of the act in respect of which or in relation to which, such application is made and the Supreme Court shall hear and finally dispose of such application within two months of the filing of such application- | | |
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| (3) Nothing contained in subsection (1) shall effect the powers which the Supreme Court may otherwise lawfully exercise in respect of any application made under Article 126 of the Constitution or in the exercise of the jurisdiction referred to in subsection (2). |
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| (4) The Supreme Court shall before making any order whether interim or final against the Board, in the exercise of the jurisdiction conferred on it by this section afford the Board an opportunity of being heard. |
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