(1)
Subject to this Act and the prevailing laws, the powers of the court hearing
appeal and the court hearing reference cases shall be as follows:
(a) To confirm or to alter, wholly or partly, the decision of any
subordinate court, body or authority,
(b) To exercise the powers of rendering judgment or final order similar
to any subordinate court, body or authority,
(c) If the subordinate court, body or authority has failed to examine any
evidence relevant to the question of adjudication in the case, to
examine such evidence by itself or to send temporarily the file of the
case back to the subordinate court, body or authority in order to
examine such evidence by maintaining the record of the case in the
Court as it is,
(d) If the subordinate court, body or authority has to give its decision on
some issues and failed to give its decision in other issues involved in
the case, to send back the case file of the case, within a period
prescribed for completion thereof, to the subordinate court, body or
authority for its decision on the remaining questions.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contains in Part (D) of Sub-Section (1), the
District Court and the High Court may give decision by entering into the
issues missed by the subordinate court, body or authority over the case filed
before the court.