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Article 21 Evidence

Changes not yet applied. Later legislation changes this provision in ways not yet written into the text below:

(1)

The Tribunal may consider as evidence any note or record made by the adjudicator of any hearing before him in connection with the appeal.

(2)

If a party wishes to ask the Tribunal to consider evidence which was not submitted to the adjudicator, he must file with the appellate authority and serve on the other party written notice to that effect, which must—

(a)

indicate the nature of the evidence; and

(b)

explain why it was not submitted to the adjudicator.

(3)

A notice under paragraph (2) must be filed and served as soon as practicable after the parties have been notified that permission to appeal has been granted.

(4)

If the Tribunal decides to admit additional evidence, it may give directions as to—

(a)

the manner in which; and

(b)

the time by which,

the evidence is to be given or filed.