Article 33 Notices to be given
Upon receipt of an application, the Tribunal must send written directions to the applicant specifying—
what notices are to be given to persons who appear to be entitled to the benefit of the restriction;
the time within which such notices are to be given; and
whether such notices should be given by advertisement or otherwise.
The notices must require any person who claims to be entitled to the benefit of the restriction, who objects to the discharge or modification of it proposed by the application, or who claims compensation for such modification or discharge, to send to the Tribunal and to the applicant notice of any objections they may have and of the amount of compensation they claim, if any.
The notices to be given under paragraph (1) must be given by the applicant who, as soon as reasonably practicable after the end of the period for sending or delivering a notice of objection in rule 34(1) (notice of objection), must certify in writing to the Tribunal that directions as to the giving of those notices have been complied with.