A 4
CAP. 17]
Lands Tribunal Rules
[1983 Ed.
[Subsidiary]
L.N. 252/74.
L.N. 84/77. L.N. 8/79. L.N. 76/82. L.N. 183/82. L.N. 286/82. L.N. 357/82. 30 of 1983.
L.N. 74/86
L.N. 257/90 L.N. 336/90
Citation.
Interpretation. L.N. 183/82.
Schedule.
(Cap. 4, sub. leg.)
Part II to be subject to other provisions.
L.N. 84/77.
L.N. 183/82.
Mode of application.
Interlocutory procedure.
L.N. 8/79.
LANDS TRIBUNAL RULES
(Cap. 17, section 10(3))
[6 December 1974.]
PART I
PRELIMINARY
1. These rules may be cited as the Lands Tribunal Rules.
2. (1) In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires-
“applicant” means any party bringing any proceedings before the Tribunal;
"respondent" means any party, other than the applicant, to any proceedings before the Tribunal.
(2) A reference to a numbered form is a reference to the form so numbered in the Schedule.
(3) Where provision is made in these rules for the application of any provision of the Rules of the Supreme Court, the same shall apply
(a) with all necessary modifications; and
(b) as if references to the Court were references to the Tribunal.
3. A particular provision in any Ordinance or in Part III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, XI or XII shall prevail over any general provision in Part II with which it is inconsistent or in conflict.
PART II
PROCEEDINGS GENERALLY
4. Where no form of application to the Tribunal is prescribed by these rules or by any other enactment, the application (whether originating or interlocutory) shall be made in writing setting out the nature of the relief applied for and the grounds of the application but no particular form need be followed.
5. (1) If an interlocutory application is made with the consent of all parties then evidence of every such consent shall be filed with the application.
(2) Except where paragraph (1) applies, an interlocutory application shall be accompanied by a certificate that the other parties have been served pursuant to rule 7.
(3) Any party who objects to the application shall within 7 days after service on him file and serve on the other parties a statement of the grounds of his objection or notice that he wishes to be heard.
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A 4
CAP. 17]
Lands Tribunal Rules
[1983 Ed.
[Subsidiary]
L.N. 252/74.
L.N. 84/77. L.N. 8 79. L.N. 76:82. L.N. 183:82. L.N. 286-82. L.N. 357:82. 30 of 1983.
LN74/86
LN 257/90 LN336/90
Citation.
Interpretation. L.N. 183/82.
Schedule.
(Cap. 4, sub. leg.)
Part II to be subject to other
provisions.
L.N. 84/77.
L.N. 183/82.
Mode of application.
Interlocutory procedure.
L.N. 8 79.
LANDS TRIBUNAL RULES
(Cap. 17, section 10(3))
[6 December 1974.]
PART I
PRELIMINARY
1. These rules may be cited as the Lands Tribunal Rules.
2. (1) In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires- “applicant” means any party bringing any proceedings before the
Tribunal;
"respondent" means any party, other than the applicant, to any
proceedings before the Tribunal.
(2) A reference to a numbered form is a reference to the form so numbered in the Schedule.
(3) Where provision is made in these rules for the application of any provision of the Rules of the Supreme Court, the same shall apply
(a) with all necessary modifications; and
(b) as if references to the Court were references to the Tribunal.
3.
A particular provision in any Ordinance or in Part III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, XI or XII shall prevail over any general provision in Part II with which it is inconsistent or in conflict.
PART II
PROCEEDINGS GENERALLY
4. Where no form of application to the Tribunal is prescribed by these rules or by any other enactment, the application (whether originating or interlocutory) shall be made in writing setting out the nature of the relief applied for and the grounds of the application but no particular form need be followed.
5. (1) If an interlocutory application is made with the con- sent of all parties then evidence of every such consent shall be filed with the application.
(2) Except where paragraph (1) applies, an interlocutory application shall be accompanied by a certificate that the other parties have been served pursuant to rule 7.
(3) Any party who objects to the application shall within 7 days after service on him file and serve on the other parties a statement of the grounds of his objection or notice that he wishes to be heard.
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