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27.—(1) This regulation applies where an IP, as regards any dwelling to which the decision notice relates—
(a)wishes to be a party to any appeal made under regulation 10 of the CT Regulations (including any appeal which is proceeding by virtue of regulation 22 of these Regulations);
(b)is not already a party to the appeal;
(c)is not the proposer; and
(d)would have been competent to make the proposal, in relation to which the appeal relates, on the relevant date, which in this regulation is—
(i)the date on which the proposer appealed in accordance with regulation 10 of the CT Regulations; or
(ii)where the proposer has not appealed, the date on which a competent appellant appealed in accordance with that regulation or, if there is more than one competent appellant, the first date on which a competent appellant did so.
(2) Within the period of three months beginning on the relevant date, the IP may serve a written notice on the VTE stating that the IP wishes to be a party to the appeal.
(3) The IP shall include in the notice—
(a)the address of the dwelling to which the decision notice relates; and
(b)the names and addresses of the IP, the proposer and the LO.
(4) The VTE shall—
(a)within the period of two weeks beginning on the day on which the VTE receives the IP’s notice, serve on the IP a written notice acknowledging receipt of it and specifying the date of receipt; and
(b)as soon as reasonably practicable serve a copy of the IP’s notice on the LO.
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