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40.—(1) Subject to rule 11, where a party has not paid a relevant Tribunal fee or presented a remission application in respect of that fee the Tribunal will send the party a notice specifying a date for payment of the Tribunal fee or presentation of a remission application.
(2) If at the date specified in a notice sent under paragraph (1) the party has not paid the Tribunal fee and no remission application in respect of that fee has been presented—
(a)where the Tribunal fee is payable in relation to a claim, the claim shall be dismissed without further order;
(b)where the Tribunal fee is payable in relation to an employer’s contract claim, the employer’s contract claim shall be dismissed without further order;
(c)where the Tribunal fee is payable in relation to an application, the application shall be dismissed without further order;
(d)where the Tribunal fee is payable in relation to judicial mediation, the judicial mediation shall not take place.
(3) Where a remission application is refused in part or in full, the Tribunal shall send the claimant a notice specifying a date for payment of the Tribunal fee.
(4) If at the date specified in a notice sent under paragraph (3) the party has not paid the Tribunal fee, the consequences shall be those referred to in sub-paragraphs (a) to (d) of paragraph (2).
(5) In the event of a dismissal under paragraph (2) or (4) a party may apply for the claim or response, or part of it, which was dismissed to be reinstated and the Tribunal may order a reinstatement. A reinstatement shall be effective only if the Tribunal fee is paid, or a remission application is presented and accepted, by the date specified in the order.
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