Disability is not Inability

:: APPEAL AGAINST AN ADJEUCTMENT ORDER

(5) Within thirty days after an adjustment order is confirmed or issued under subsection (4), the person concerned may appeal against the confirmation or issue to the High Court in the prescribed manner on any grounds including on the grounds that:

(a) he cannot reasonably be expected to bear the whole or any part of the expense required in implementing the adjustment order;

(b) the period stipulated for implementing the adjustment order is unreasonable;

(c) the nature of the action required to be taken in terms of the adjustment order is, in the circumstances of the case, unreasonable ; or

(d) adequate access to the premises, services or amenities concerned may be secured without recourse to the action required by the adjustment order.

(6) Upon hearing an appeal under subsection (5) the Court may:

(a) confirm, vary or set aside the adjustment order appealed against; and

(b) make such order as to the costs of the appeal as it thinks fit.

:: SERVING AN ADJUSTMENT ORDER.


:: THE COUNCIL SHALL SERVE NOTICE

:: APPEAL AGAINST AN ADJEUCTMENT ORDER

:: OFFENCES ADJUSTMENT ORDERS AND DISCRIMINIATION:

:: ADJUSTMENT ORDERS AGAINST GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS.

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