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Article 23 Withdrawal of proceedings

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(1)

An appellant may withdraw his appeal, or the Commissioner may withdraw a charge, by sending written notice to that effect to the Tribunal at any time between the sending of the notice of appeal or charge and the date of the main hearing.

(2)

The Tribunal shall send a copy of a notice under paragraph (1) to every other party to the proceedings.

(3)

The parties to any proceedings may at any time apply to settle them by sending an agreed draft order to the Tribunal.

(4)

On receiving an agreed draft order, the Tribunal shall either—

(a)

make an order in the terms of that draft, or

(b)

state its reasons for not making an order in those terms;

and the Tribunal shall send the order, or as the case may be a letter recording its reasons for not making an order, to the parties.