Article 10 Enforcement

Any decision which is given in any proceedings by the Supreme Court or the Magistrate’s Court in exercising the jurisdiction and powers conferred on them by sections 3, 4 and 5 of this Order shall have effect in the Falkland Islands, and, so far as the case requires, shall there be executed, enforced or otherwise complied with, as if it were given in exercise of the court’s jurisdiction in proceedings in respect of matters arising under the law of the Falkland Islands.

Any decision which is given by the Court of Appeal or the British Antarctic Territory Court of Appeal in any proceedings on appeal from the Supreme Court or the Magistrate’s Court exercising the jurisdiction and powers conferred on them by sections 3, 4 and 5 of this Order shall have effect in the Falkland Islands, and, so far as the case requires, shall there be executed, enforced or otherwise complied with, as if it were given in exercise of the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal in proceedings in respect of matters arising under the law of the Falkland Islands.

Any decision referred to in subsection (1) or (2) of this section to which effect falls to be given in the relevant Territory (whether by execution or other means of enforcement or in any other way) shall be given such effect.

Where, by virtue of this Order, effect falls to be given and is given in the Falkland Islands (or elsewhere outside the relevant Territory) to any decision referred to in subsection (1) or (2) of this section concerning a matter arising under the law of a Territory, it shall be given full force and recognition in that Territory.

In this section the term “appeal” shall be construed as including a reference of a case to the Court of Appeal or the British Antarctic Territory Court of Appeal which, under any law in force in South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands or, as the case may be, the British Antarctic Territory, takes effect as an appeal.