Article 22 Evidence
The Tribunal may consider as evidence any note or record made by the adjudicator of any proceedings before him in connection with the appeal.
Subject to paragraph (3), the Tribunal may, of its own motion or on the application of any party, consider evidence further to that which was submitted to the adjudicator.
The Tribunal shall not consider any evidence which is not served in accordance with time limits set out in these Rules or directions given under rule 30, unless the Tribunal is satisfied that there are good reasons to do so.
Subject to rule 38, the Tribunal shall not in its determination rely on any evidence which was not disclosed to all the parties.
Where any party wishes to adduce further evidence before the Tribunal in accordance with paragraph (2), he shall give written notice to that effect to the Tribunal indicating the nature of the evidence.
The notice referred to in paragraph (5) shall be given as soon as practicable after the parties have been notified that leave to appeal has been granted.
Where the Tribunal decides to admit any evidence under this rule, it may direct that it be given, either—
orally, in which case the Tribunal may take the evidence itself or remit the appeal to the same or another adjudicator for the taking of that evidence; or
in writing, in which case it shall be given in any manner and at any time that the Tribunal may direct.