Paragraph 65 Consideration of basis for proceeding with appeal etc.

(1)

The Chairman is to consider whether the grounds set out in a statement lodged in terms of rule 64 demonstrate a basis upon which the order or determination in question might realistically be expected to be changed or set aside; and for the purposes of such consideration the court may—

(a)

allow the appellant to lodge written submissions in support of all or any of those grounds;

(b)

allow the appellant to be heard in support of the all or any of those grounds; or

(c)

allow the appellant to amend or add to those grounds.

(2)

Where the Chairman is satisfied of the sufficiency of the grounds of appeal the court is to allow any party it considers to have a relevant interest in the appeal to lodge a note of opposition to all or any of those grounds and a note of any separate grounds of appeal which are to be advanced by that party together with such answers, if any, as the party considers appropriate and to do so within such period as is specified in the order.