Article 31 Permission to bring an appeal against the final determination of the Tribunal

The application for permission to bring an appeal against the final determination of the Tribunal must be decided without an oral hearing unless—

The decision of the Tribunal on an application for permission to bring an appeal against the final determination of the Tribunal, together with the reasons for its decision, must be recorded in writing.

Unless the decision is given immediately following an oral application, the Tribunal must notify the applicant and each of the other parties of the decision and the reasons for the decision in writing.

Where the Tribunal refuses the application, the notification to the applicant under paragraph (3) must include notification of the time within which an application for permission to bring an appeal against the Tribunal’s final determination may be made in England and Wales to the High Court or in Scotland to the Court of Session.