(1) Where a district court acting in the exercise of its summary jurisdiction—
(a) refuses to make an order, or dismisses a complaint, the complainant may appeal to the Court of Appeal against such decision;
(b) makes an order, the person against whom the order is made, whether complainant, or defendant, may appeal to the Court of Appeal against such decision.
(2) An appeal to the Court of Appeal shall be made in the manner and subject to the conditions provided in this Sub-Part.
(3) Nothing in this section confers a right of appeal contrary to the provisions of any enactment, which provides that there is to be no appeal, or that the proceedings under the enactment are to be final.