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Article 29 Request for permission to appeal

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(1)

A request to the tribunal for permission to appeal from a decision of the tribunal may be made:–

(a)

orally at any hearing at which the decision is delivered by the tribunal; or

(b)

in writing to the Registrar within one month of the notification of that decision.

(2)

Where a request for permission to appeal is made in writing, it shall be signed and dated by the party or his representative and shall:–

(a)

state the name and address of the party and of any representative of the party;

(b)

identify the tribunal decision to which the request relates;

(c)

state the grounds on which the party intends to rely in his appeal; and

(d)

state whether the party seeks a hearing of his request and any special circumstances relied on.