6. Notice of appeal

Every notice of appeal —

must state —

the name and address of the appellant;

the name and address of the appellant’s authorised representative or legal representative (if any); and

an address in Singapore for the service of documents;

must contain —

a concise statement of the circumstances under which the appeal arises, the facts and the issues in the appeal;

a summary of the grounds for appealing against the appealable decision of the Commissioner, identifying, in particular —

the extent (if any) to which the appellant contends that the appealable decision was based on an error of fact or was wrong in law; and

the extent (if any) to which the appellant is appealing against the Commissioner’s exercise of discretion in making the appealable decision;

a succinct presentation of the arguments of fact or law supporting each ground of appeal; and

the relief or directions (if any) sought by the appellant;

must be signed and dated by the appellant, or on his or her behalf by his or her authorised representative or legal representative; and

must be accompanied by —

a copy of the appealable decision; and

any documents supporting the arguments of fact or law.

Unless the Minister otherwise directs, the appellant must lodge the duly signed original of the notice of appeal and its accompanying documents with the Minister.

Every notice of appeal —

must state —

the name and address of the appellant;

the name and address of the appellant’s authorised representative or legal representative (if any); and

an address in Singapore for the service of documents;

must contain —

a concise statement of the circumstances under which the appeal arises, the facts and the issues in the appeal;

a summary of the grounds for appealing against the appealable decision of the Commissioner, identifying, in particular —

the extent (if any) to which the appellant contends that the appealable decision was based on an error of fact or was wrong in law; and

the extent (if any) to which the appellant is appealing against the Commissioner’s exercise of discretion in making the appealable decision;

a succinct presentation of the arguments of fact or law supporting each ground of appeal; and

the relief or directions (if any) sought by the appellant;

must be signed and dated by the appellant, or on his or her behalf by his or her authorised representative or legal representative; and

must be accompanied by —

a copy of the appealable decision; and

any documents supporting the arguments of fact or law.

Unless the Minister otherwise directs, the appellant must lodge the duly signed original of the notice of appeal and its accompanying documents with the Minister.