Regulation 37 Initiating an appeal
An appeal shall be initiated by serving on the clerk of the tribunal having jurisdiction in relation to the appeal a notice in writing (a“ notice of appeal”).
Where the appeal is made under section 16, the notice of appeal shall contain the following information—
the grounds on which the appeal is made,
the date on which the notice under section 16(4) was served on the billing authority, and
the date, if any, on which he was notified by the authority as mentioned in section 16(7)(a) or (b).
Where the appeal is an appeal against a completion notice, the notice of appeal shall be accompanied by—
a copy of the completion notice, and
a statement of the grounds on which the appeal is made.
Where the appeal is against the imposition of a penalty, the notice of appeal shall contain the following information—
the grounds on which the appeal is made, and
the date of service of written notice of the imposition of a penalty.
The clerk shall, within two weeks of service of the notice of appeal, notify the appellant that he has received it, and shall serve a copy of it on the billing authority whose decision, action or notice is the subject of the appeal, and any other billing authority appearing to him to be concerned.