Synopsis:
Appeal of an interim putting-into-operation order. A decision by the Court finds that the lower court's interim execution order flowed from its powers under the Constitution and was delivered because of a finding that there was a violation of the Constitution. Therefore the Court reasons that this does constitute a constitutional matter. The decision then discusses whether it is in the interests of justice to hear the appeal, finding it does not. The Court finds that the appealing party has to show that irreparable harm will flow if the appeal is not heard.