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(3) A decision of the Court shall be final and binding, and shall be executed in every respect as it it were a decision of the Provincial or Local Division of the Supreme Court in which the matter was originally heard.

(4) Any order of costs made by the Court shall be taxed by the Registrar of the Provincial or Local Division of the Supreme Court in which the matter was originally heard as if it were an order of costs made by that Division and shall for all purposes of the taxation thereof be deemed to be an order of that Division.

9. (1) The Governor-General may make rules as to―

(2) Rules made under sub-section (1) may incorporate with or without amendments any rule or order made by the House of Assembly under section fifty-eight of the South Africa Act, 1909, for the order and conduct of its business and proceedings, or any rule made by the Chief Justice of South Africa and the Judges of the Supreme Court under section one hundred and seven or one hundred and eight of the said Act for the conduct of the proceedings of the Appellate Division or of the several provincial or local divisions of the Supreme Court.

10. This Act shall be called the High Court of Parliament Act, 1952.

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