Requirement to hold a hearing
Mauritius
Answer
Yes
Source
Regulations 1968, 9 (2-5)(2) Within twenty-four hours of the service of a notice under paragraph (1), any party alliance or party aggrieved by a decision of the Commission under paragraph (1)(a)(il) or (b) may appeal to the Supreme Court against such decision.(3) Upon an appeal to the Supreme Court under paragraph (2) the appellant shall give notice of the appeal to all party alliances or parties concerned and to the Commission, and the Supreme Court, after hearing the party alliances or parties concerned and the Commission, shall make such order as it thinks fit.(4) Any appeal to the Supreme Court under this regulation shall be heard and determined by a single judge of the Court not later than two days before nomination day, and the determination of the judge therein shall not be subject to appeal.(5) The provisions of section 37 of the Constitution shall apply to a determination of the judge under this regulation.Regulations 1968, 11 (e)(ii)A motion under this paragraph shall be heard by a single judge of the Supreme Court and the provisions of section 37 of the Constitution shall apply to a determination of the court under this subparagraph.http://www.gov.mu/portal/goc/eco/file/naereg68.rtf