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provides for how the Court of Appeal is to determine an interlocutory appeal. The appeal is to be determined on the evidence, if any, given in the proceeding to which the appeal relates, unless the Court gives leave to adduce additional evidence. The Court of Appeal may affirm or set aside the interlocutory decision and make any other decision that the court considers ought to have been made. It can also remit the matter to the trial court with directions.