Rule 36 Decision as to permission to appeal to the High Court

The request for permission to appeal to the High Court must be decided on the papers unless the Tribunal considers that special circumstances make a hearing desirable.

The decision of the Tribunal following a request for permission to appeal to the High Court, together with the reasons for its decision, must be recorded in writing.

The Tribunal must notify the applicant and each of the other parties of the decision and the reasons for the decision in writing.

If the Tribunal refuses the request, the notification to the applicant under paragraph (3) must inform the applicant of the right to seek permission to appeal from the High Court.