Section 295: 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) the decision was taken in the exercise of its appellate jurisdiction, on points of law only; or
(b) it is a final decision taken in the exercise of its original jurisdiction, on points of law or mixed law and fact; or
(c) it is an interlocutory decision of the tribunal, on points of law only.
(2) Without prejudice to the power of the Tribunal to review its own decision, only persons who participated in the proceedings of the Tribunal may appeal against the decision of the Tribunal.