34. Any person who is aggrieved by a decision of the Tribunal as being erroneous in point of law may, within four weeks of the date of the decision, by notice in writing addressed to the registrar, require the Tribunal to state a case setting forth the facts on which the decision was based and the decision of the Tribunal thereon.
35. The Tribunal shall, as soon as may be, state and sign the case and shall cause it to be sent by registered post to the person aggrieved.
36. The person aggrieved shall, within 14 days after receiving the case, lodge it (in triplicate) with the Chief Registrar of the Supreme Court, together with a notice (in triplicate) stating the grounds on which the decision of the Tribunal is alleged to be erroneous in point of law. The case shall be entered by the Chief Registrar in a register to be kept for that purpose.
37. The aforesaid notice shall be served by the person aggrieved upon the registrar of the Tribunal and, together with a copy of the case, upon every party to the proceedings before the Tribunal within 14 days after receiving the case.
38. The person aggrieved shall, when lodging the case with the Chief Registrar, furnish an address for service in Nicosia.
39. The person aggrieved shall give the other party not less than 14 days' notice of the date fixed for the hearing of the case before the Supreme Court.
40. Where, on its own motion, the Tribunal reserves for the opinion of the Supreme Court a question of law in the form of a case stated, the registrar of the Tribunal shall, as soon thereafter as possible, transmit the case to the Chief Registrar, together with four typewritten copies thereof. The Chief Registrar shall serve on each party a copy of the case, and shall give the parties not less than 14 days' notice of the date fixed for the hearing of such case before the Supreme Court.
41. On the hearing of the case of the Supreme Court may, if it thinks fit, amend the case or order it to be sent back to the Tribunal for amendment and shall have power to draw inferences of fact from the facts set forth in the case.
42. The Chief Registrar of the Supreme Court shall notify the registrar of the Tribunal of the decision of the Supreme Court on the case and of any directions given by the Court thereon.