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—(1) For the purposes of section 494(3)(b), a request to a Tribunal for the reference of a question of law in a case to the Court must —(a)be in the specified form;(b)state the name of the party making the request;(c)specify the question of law;(d)request the Tribunal to refer that question to the Court;(e)be signed by or on behalf of the party making the request; and(f)be filed.(2) The party making the request must cause a written notice of the making of the request, together with a sealed copy of the request, to be served on every other party to the case —(a)where the hearing of the case to which the request relates has not started or has been adjourned — within 7 days after the request is filed but not later than the date fixed for the start of the hearing or to which the hearing has been adjourned; or(b)in any other case — within 7 days after the request is filed.(3) For the purposes of paragraph (2), a notice of the making of a request must —(a)be addressed to the party (X) on whom it is served; and(b)inform X that X may, within 21 days after service of the notice, present a case in writing to the Tribunal in relation to the request.(4) Each party to the request may present a case in writing to the Tribunal in relation to the request —(a)for the party making the request — within 21 days after the request is filed; or(b)for every other party to the case — within 21 days after service on that party of the notice.(5) Despite paragraph (4), the Tribunal may give to each party mentioned in that paragraph an opportunity to present a case orally to the Tribunal.(6) The secretary must cause a notice of the decision of the Tribunal on the request to be served on —(a)the party that made the request; and(b)each party that —(i)presented a case to the Tribunal in relation to the request; or(ii)notified the Tribunal that the party wished to be informed of the decision.
For the purposes of section 494(3)(b), a request to a Tribunal for the reference of a question of law in a case to the Court must —(a)be in the specified form;(b)state the name of the party making the request;(c)specify the question of law;(d)request the Tribunal to refer that question to the Court;(e)be signed by or on behalf of the party making the request; and(f)be filed.
The party making the request must cause a written notice of the making of the request, together with a sealed copy of the request, to be served on every other party to the case —(a)where the hearing of the case to which the request relates has not started or has been adjourned — within 7 days after the request is filed but not later than the date fixed for the start of the hearing or to which the hearing has been adjourned; or(b)in any other case — within 7 days after the request is filed.
For the purposes of paragraph (2), a notice of the making of a request must —(a)be addressed to the party (X) on whom it is served; and(b)inform X that X may, within 21 days after service of the notice, present a case in writing to the Tribunal in relation to the request.
Each party to the request may present a case in writing to the Tribunal in relation to the request —(a)for the party making the request — within 21 days after the request is filed; or(b)for every other party to the case — within 21 days after service on that party of the notice.
Despite paragraph (4), the Tribunal may give to each party mentioned in that paragraph an opportunity to present a case orally to the Tribunal.
The secretary must cause a notice of the decision of the Tribunal on the request to be served on —(a)the party that made the request; and(b)each party that —(i)presented a case to the Tribunal in relation to the request; or(ii)notified the Tribunal that the party wished to be informed of the decision.

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reg 70Request for reference of question of law to Court

(1)

For the purposes of section 494(3)(b), a request to a Tribunal for the reference of a question of law in a case to the Court must —

(a)

be in the specified form;

(b)

state the name of the party making the request;

(c)

specify the question of law;

(d)

request the Tribunal to refer that question to the Court;

(e)

be signed by or on behalf of the party making the request; and

(f)

be filed.

(2)

The party making the request must cause a written notice of the making of the request, together with a sealed copy of the request, to be served on every other party to the case —

(a)

where the hearing of the case to which the request relates has not started or has been adjourned — within 7 days after the request is filed but not later than the date fixed for the start of the hearing or to which the hearing has been adjourned; or

(b)

in any other case — within 7 days after the request is filed.

(3)

For the purposes of paragraph (2), a notice of the making of a request must —

(a)

be addressed to the party (X) on whom it is served; and

(b)

inform X that X may, within 21 days after service of the notice, present a case in writing to the Tribunal in relation to the request.

(4)

Each party to the request may present a case in writing to the Tribunal in relation to the request —

(a)

for the party making the request — within 21 days after the request is filed; or

(b)

for every other party to the case — within 21 days after service on that party of the notice.

(5)

Despite paragraph (4), the Tribunal may give to each party mentioned in that paragraph an opportunity to present a case orally to the Tribunal.

(6)

The secretary must cause a notice of the decision of the Tribunal on the request to be served on —

(a)

the party that made the request; and

(b)

each party that —

(i)

presented a case to the Tribunal in relation to the request; or

(ii)

notified the Tribunal that the party wished to be informed of the decision.

Subregulation 1