{"issue_text":"Did the Labour Court misdirect itself in holding that the NEC Appeals Board has power to determine challenges based on procedural irregularities?","issue_type":"law","dispositive":"yes","related_facts":"The statutory mandate of the NEC Appeals Board under section 62 of the Labour Act; the nature of procedural vs. substantive disputes"}
{"issue_text":"Was there a gross misdirection in the Labour Court’s finding that the respondent was denied an opportunity to file submissions?","issue_type":"mixed","dispositive":"yes","related_facts":"The existence and fulfillment of a condition precedent for filing submissions; the hearing officer’s actions"}
{"issue_text":"Did the Labour Court misdirect itself in finding that the NEC Appeals Board properly exercised its discretion in remitting the matter?","issue_type":"law","dispositive":"yes","related_facts":"The Board’s discretion under the Labour Act; the nature of the procedural irregularity (breach of audi alteram partem)"}
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Background
This is an application for leave to appeal a Labour Court decision concerning the powers of the NEC Appeals Board to remit a matter due to procedural irregularities. The applicant, First Capital Bank, argues that the Appeals Board misdirected itself by remitting the matter instead of deciding it, while the respondent, Nobert Nyamhuri, contends that the Board acted within its statutory authority and discretion.
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