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Regulation 28 Decisions on appealsI1

England and Wales Not yet in force

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(1)

An appeal shall be decided by a majority of members participating; and where it falls to be disposed of by two members and they are unable to agree as to a decision, it shall be remitted by the clerk to be decided by a tribunal consisting of different members.

(2)

The decision of the tribunal may be given orally or in writing; but the decision in a case which falls to be disposed of by written representations shall be given in writing.

(3)

Where the decision is given in writing the decision and the reasons for the decision shall as soon as is reasonably practicable be notified in writing to the parties.

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Commencement

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Reg. 28 in force at 1.5.1989, see reg. 1