Disputes Tribunal Act 1988, s 19
The referee can make different types of orders. For example, the referee can:
order one party to pay money to the other
order one party to deliver goods to the other (for example, if goods have been paid for and not delivered)
order one party to carry out or complete work for the other
change or cancel a contract or agreement between the parties (for example, a door-to-door sales contract)
make an order declaring that a party is not liable to pay the disputed amount to the other
dismiss the claim.