Rule 18 Rejection: response form not used or failure to supply minimum informationI1
England, Wales and Scotland
(1)
The Tribunal must reject a response if—
(a)
it is not made on a response form;
(b)
it does not contain the following information—
(i)
the respondent’s full name;
(ii)
the respondent’s address;
(iii)
whether the respondent wishes to resist any part of the claim.
(2)
If it rejects a response under paragraph (1), the Tribunal must send a copy of the response to the respondent (or in the case of a response provided by two or more respondents, to each respondent) with a notice of rejection explaining why it has been rejected. The notice must explain what steps may be taken by a respondent, including the need (if appropriate) to apply for an extension of time, and how to apply for a reconsideration of the rejection.