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37.—(1) A person must make a written application to the First-tier Tribunal for permission to appeal.
(2) An application under paragraph (1) must—
(a)identify the decision of the First-tier Tribunal to which it relates;
(b)identify the alleged point or points of law on which the person making the application wishes to appeal; and
(c)state the result the person making the application is seeking.
(3) No application to appeal may be made in relation to—
(a)a decision arising from a review by the First-tier Tribunal under rule 39(1);
(b)rule 58(f);
(c)section 7 (apportionment of the rateable value by the sheriff where the dwelling-house forms part of lands and heritages ) of the 1984 Act;
(d)section 97 (change of circumstances affecting a tenant who shares accommodation with persons other than landlord which are deemed to be rent increases) of the 1984 Act;
(e)section 85B(1) (application by a local authority for an extension of the time limit for determining an application for landlord registration) of the 2004 Act;
(f)section 28A (landlord application to exercise right of entry) of the 2006 Act;
(g)section 66A (appeals in relation to the right to adapt rented houses for a disabled person or for energy efficiency under section 52) of the 2006 Act;
(h)paragraph 3 of schedule 5 (warrants for ejection to enforce house in multiple occupation amenity notices) of the 2006 Act;
(i)section 33 (time limit for determining application for registration as a letting agent) of the 2014 Act; or
(j)section 29 (First-tier Tribunal’s power to set rent) of the 2016 Act.
Section 85B is not yet in force.
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