Professional statute overview
Enactment structure, operative effect and source provenance
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Purpose and legislative effect
“This form is used to apply for leave to intervene in an appeal hearing.”
This form is used to apply for leave to intervene in an appeal hearing. The applicant intends to support the position of a party to the appeal. This provision is a form prompt for an applicant to state how they want to participate in an appeal hearing. The form asks whether the applicant wants the Tribunal to decide the application without a hearing, and asks for the applicant's address for service.
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This form is used to apply for leave to intervene in an appeal hearing.
Section 3
The applicant intends to support the position of a party to the appeal.
Section 3
This provision is a form prompt for an applicant to state how they want to participate in an appeal hearing.
Section 4
The form asks whether the applicant wants the Tribunal to decide the application without a hearing, and asks for the applicant's address for service.
Section 5
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Source and current-law status
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Source record from zambialii.org · As at 15 Jun 2012
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