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Part 3 · Applications and References to Tribunal

32. Amendment of documents in cases and interlocutory applications

(1)

A Tribunal may, subject to any conditions, grant permission to a party to a case to amend a document previously filed by that party in connection with that case or with an interlocutory application in that case.

(2)

Where permission is granted to a party to a case to amend a document, the party must —

(a)

file a statement of the amendments in the specified form; and

(b)

within 7 days after the statement is filed, cause a sealed copy of the statement to be served on every other party to the case.

(3)

The amendments are deemed to be made at the time the statement is filed.

(4)

To avoid doubt, this regulation does not prevent a person from filing a notice specifying a new address for service under regulation 13(3).

Subregulation 1

A Tribunal may, subject to any conditions, grant permission to a party to a case to amend a document previously filed by that party in connection with that case or with an interlocutory application in that case.

Subregulation 2

Where permission is granted to a party to a case to amend a document, the party must —

(a)

file a statement of the amendments in the specified form; and

(b)

within 7 days after the statement is filed, cause a sealed copy of the statement to be served on every other party to the case.

Subregulation 3

The amendments are deemed to be made at the time the statement is filed.

Subregulation 4

To avoid doubt, this regulation does not prevent a person from filing a notice specifying a new address for service under regulation 13(3).

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