COPYRIGHT AND NEIGHBOURING RIGHTS ACT (AS AMENDED) (v) to impose any modification, condition or limitation on the registration of a collecting society; or (vi) to cancel or amend the registration of a collecting society under section ninetyfour or one hundred and six; or (vii) to refuse to allow a person further time to file any document; or (b) in regard to the registration of any right or matter under Part XI, including a decision⎯ (i) to accept or not to accept an application under section ninety-eight; or (ii) to impose any modification, condition or limitation on his acceptance of an application under section ninety-eight; or (iii) to refuse to allow an applicant further time within which to advertise an application in terms of section ninety-nine; or (iv) to register or not to register any right or matter under section one hundred and one; (v) to impose any modification, condition or limitation on the registration of any right or matter under section one hundred and one; or (vi) to refuse to allow the amendment of an application or a document in terms of section one hundred and three; or (vii) to rectify the Register under section one hundred and six; or (viii) to refuse to allow a person further time to file any document; or (c) in regard to any reference or application under Part XII, including a decision⎯ (i) as to the duration of an order in terms of that Part; or (ii) to vary or rescind an order in terms of section one hundred and twelve or one hundred and thirteen, or refusing such a variation or rescission; or (iii) to refuse to allow a reference to be made under that Part within twelve months after an earlier order; or (iv) to refuse to allow a person further time to file any document; may appeal to the Tribunal against the decision concerned. 118 Noting of appeal An appeal in terms of section one hundred and seventeen shall be noted by lodging a written notice of appeal with the Registrar of the Tribunal and with the Registrar within twenty days from the date on which the appellant was notified of the decision which is the subject of the appeal. 119 Powers of Tribunal on appeal In an appeal in terms of section one hundred and seventeen, the Tribunal may— (a) exercise the same discretionary powers in relation to the decision or order in issue as are conferred on the Registrar by the relevant provisions of this Act; Act 11/2001 - 63 Chapter 26:01