Reference to High Court directed where formulated questions of law arose from the Tribunal's order.

Where formulated questions of law arise from the Appellate Tribunal's order, the High Court may direct a statutory reference to be made. The Court examined the proposed questions, the Tribunal's reasons, and the rival submissions, and found that the questions did arise from the Tribunal's decision. It therefore allowed the application and directed the Tribunal to refer the stated questions of law to the High Court for decision.

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Issues: Whether the application seeking a direction to the Appellate Tribunal to refer the formulated questions of law was liable to be allowed.

Analysis: The application was considered in the light of the questions proposed, the Tribunal's reasons, and the rival submissions. The Court found that the questions formulated did arise from the Tribunal's decision and that a reference should be directed under the statutory provision governing reference to the High Court.

Conclusion: The application was allowed and the Tribunal was directed to refer the formulated questions of law to the High Court.

Final Conclusion: The proceeding ended with a direction compelling reference of the stated questions for decision by the High Court.

Ratio Decidendi: Where the questions of law arise from the Tribunal's order, the High Court may direct a reference under the statutory reference provision.

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