Tribunal procedure rules
Allocation to categories
Alternative dispute resolution and arbitration
Ancillary powers
Application transferred
Applying for and giving directions
Arbitration
Assessors
Attendance
Basic cases
Calculation of time
Case management powers
Citation, application and interpretation
Clerical errors etc
Concurrent functions
Consent orders
Consideration of application to appeal
Consolidation
Cost
Costs and expenses
Generally
Decisions
Correction of errors and setting-aside on procedural grounds
Default paper cases (further steps)
Delegation of functions to staff
Delegation to staff
Determination with or without a hearing
Differential provision
Enforcement
Entitlement to attend hearing
Evidence
Evidence and submissions
Failure to comply
Financial services cases
Applicant's reply
Exceptions to disclosure
Interpretation
Multiple regulator case, respondents' statements of case
Reference note
References by third parties
Register of references and decisions
Respondent's statement of case
Secondary disclosure by respondent
Subsequent notices in relation to referred action
Flexibility of
General provision
Generally
Hearings
Generally
Hearings with party absent
Information, use of
Interpretation
Lead cases
Lord Chancellor's power to amend legislation
Making by committee
Committee, meaning
Power of Lord Chancellor requiring rules to be made
Process
Rules, meaning
Mediation
National security certificate cases, additional procedure
Notice of appeal
Procedure after, appeals against decisions of Traffic Commissioners
Notice of decisions and reasons
Notice of hearings
Orders of costs
Overriding objective
Partial compliance with
Parts
Power to treat application as if it were a different application
Practice directions
Presumptions
Proceedings without notice to respondent
Public and private hearings
Repeat applications
Representation
Representatives
Respondent's statement of case
Financial services cases
Generally
Review of decision
Generally
Rules referring to practice directions
Scotland
Sending and delivery of documents
Set-off of interest
Setting aside a decision
Sitting places
Standard or complex cases (further steps)
Starting appeal proceedings
Generally
Striking out
Substitution and addition
Summoning or citation of witnesses
Time limits
Generally
Transfer of complex cases to Upper Tribunal
Tribunal acting of own initiative
Withdrawal of proceedings
Witnesses
Generally