Section 14, The Liquor Licensing Short title Ordinance

(l) Where any person has objected to the grant of a Gra~J ofcertificate in any instance and the Liquor Licensing Board which ~:-J 1 a;~~eal. heard the application decides to grant the certificate, the Chairman shall notify the objector in writing of the decision of the Board and its reasons therefor and shall not issue the certificate to the applicant until fourteen days after notification of that Liquor Licensing Board's decision has been given to the objector. (2) Any person who has objected to the grant of a certificate in any instance may within fourteen days of receiving notification that the Liquor Licensing Board which heard the application has decided to grant the certificate, appeal to the Supreme Court against that Board's decision by lodging a notice of appeal together with a memorandum of the grounds of the appeal with the Chairman of that Board. (3) The Chairman of a Liquor Licensing Board on receiving notice of appeal against his Board's decision to grant a certificate in any instance shall forward a copy of the proceedings before his Board in respect of such certificate together with the notice and memorandum of grounds of appeal to the Master and Registrar for consideration by the Supreme Court and shall not issue the certificate pending the decision of the Supreme Court. (4) The Supreme Court may either confirm the Liquor Licensing Board's decision and order the immediate issue of the certificate or revoke the Liquor Licensing Board's decision and order that the certificate shall not issue. The Chairman of the Liquor Licensing Board which granted the certificate shall give effect to the decision of the Supreme Court.