# The Lands Tribunal (War Damage Appeals Jurisdiction) Order 1950, Article 11: More than one appeal from the same determination


(1) Where two or more persons interested in respect of a single hereditament have separately given notice of appeal from the same determination of the Commission, the appeals shall be heard together as one appeal.
(2) The President may, in any such case, if it appears to him that the contentions put forward by any two or more appellants are substantially the same, direct that one of those appellants shall alone be entitled to appear at the hearing of the appeal, and may require the appellants concerned, within such period as he may allow, to select, or, failing their selection within the period allowed, may himself select, one of their number to represent them jointly in the conduct of the appeal:
Provided that any appellant who claims that he would be prejudiced by such a direction may, within the period allowed by the President, apply to the President for leave to appear separately at the hearing of the appeal, and the President may thereupon, in his discretion, either adhere to or revise his direction, or give such other direction as to the appearance, and order of appearance, of the appellants at the hearing of the appeal as he may think just in the circumstances.
(3) The registrar shall forthwith send notice of any direction given by the President under this Article to each appellant and to the Commission.
(4) The Commission shall, at the request of the registrar, furnish the President with any information required by him for the purpose of exercising his powers under this Article, and, in particular, information as to the land constituting the hereditament as determined by the Commission under section five of the principal Act and as to the nature of the proprietary or other interest in the hereditament of any person interested.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1950/513/article/11 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/lands-tribunal-war-damage-appeals-jurisdiction-order-1950/article-11
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