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Article 19 Respondent’s notice

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(1)

A respondent who wishes to—

(a)

apply for permission to appeal to the Tribunal against the adjudicator’s determination; or

(b)

ask the Tribunal to uphold the adjudicator’s determination for reasons different from or additional to those given by the adjudicator,

must file a respondent’s notice with the appellate authority.

(2)

A respondent’s notice must be filed—

(a)

within such period as the Tribunal may direct; or

(b)

where the Tribunal makes no such direction, within 10 days,

after the respondent is served with notice that the appellant has been granted permission to appeal.

(3)

A respondent’s notice must be served on the appellant at the same time as it is filed.