Section 127: Appeal to the Court of Appeal.

(1) Any person dissatisfied with a decision of the Tribunal may appeal against such decision to the Court of Appeal if-
(a) it is a final decision, on points of law or mixed law and fact; or
(b) it is an interlocutory decision of the Tribunal, on points of law only.
(2) The Court of Appeal shall hear and determine all appeals emanating from the Tribunal on an accelerated basis and in priority to all other appeals, and, for this purpose, the President of the Court of Appeal shall issue or cause to be issued special practice directions for the Court of Appeal exclusively for the expedited and accelerated hearing and determination of appeals emanating from the Tribunal.