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46.—(1) Under Parts 4 and 5, the Court of Appeal shall have full power to determine, in accordance with those Parts, any question necessary to be determined or for the purpose of doing justice in the case before the Court.
(2) Except as provided for in Part 5, the determination of the Court of Appeal of an appeal or other matter under Part 4 shall be final and no appeal shall lie from any such determination to any other court.
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