46.
Application for enforcement
If
the Court is satisfied on an application by the
Commission that any person-
(a)
has contravened any of the obligations or prohibitions
imposed in Part III, IV, VI or VII; or
(b)
has failed to comply with any direction of the
Commission,the Court may exercise any of the powers
referred to in section 47. 
47.
Powers of Court
(1)
Pursuant to section 45 the Court may-
(a)
order the offending person to pay to the Crown
such pecuniary penalty not exceeding one million
dollars in the case of an individual and not exceeding
five million dollars in the case of a person other
than an individual;
(b)
grant an injunction restraining the offending
person from engaging in conduct described in paragraph
(a) or (b) of section 45,
in
respect of each contravention or failure referred
to in section 45.
(2)
In exercising its powers under this section the
Court shall have regard to-
(a)
the nature and extent of the default;
(b)
the nature and extent of any loss suffered by
any person as a result of the default;
(c)
the circumstances of the default;
(d)
any previous determination against the offending
person.
(3)
The standard of proof in proceedings under this
section and section 46 shall be the standard of
proof applicable in civil proceedings.
48.
Civil liability
(1)
Every person who engages in conduct which constitutes-
(a)
a contravention of any of the obligations or prohibitions
imposed in Parts III, IV, VI or VII;
(b)
aiding, abetting, counselling or procuring the
contravention of any such provision;
(c)
inducing by treats, promises, or otherwise the
contravention of any such provision;
(d)
being knowingly conceived in or party to any such
contravention; or
(e)
conspiring with any other person to contravene
any such provision,
is
liable in damages for any loss caused to any other
person by such conduct.
(2)
An action under subsection (1) may be commenced
at any time within three years from the time when
the cause of action arose.
49.
Appeals against finding of Commission
(1)
Any person who is aggrieved by a finding of the
Commission may within fifteen days after the date
of that finding, appeal to a Judge in Chambers.
(2)
The Judge in Chambers may-
(a)
confirm, modify or reserve the findings of the
Commission or any part thereof; or
(b)
direct the Commission to reconsider, either generally
or in respect of any specified matters, the whole
or any specified part of the matter to which the
appeal relates.
(3)
In giving any direction under this section, the
Judge shall-
(a)
advise the Commission of his reasons for doing
so; and
(b)
give to the Commission such directions as he thinks
just concerning the reconsideration or otherwise
the whole or any part of the matter that is referred
back for reconsideration.
(4)
In reconsideration of the matter, the Commission
shall have regard to the Judge's reasons for giving
a direction under subsection (1) and the Judge's
direction under subsection (3).
50.
Operation of order pending determination of
appeal
Where
an appeal is brought against any findings of the
Commission any directions or order of the Commission
based on such findings shall remain in force pending
the determination of the appeal, unless the Judge
otherwise orders.
