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85.—(1) Subject to paragraph (2), documents may be delivered to the Tribunal—
(a)by post;
(b)by direct delivery to the appropriate tribunal office (including delivery by a courier or messenger service); or
(c)by electronic communication.
(2) A claim form may only be delivered in accordance with the practice direction made under regulation 11 which supplements rule 8.
(3) The Tribunal shall notify the parties following the presentation of the claim of the address of the tribunal office dealing with the case (including any fax or email or other electronic address) and all documents shall be delivered to either the postal or the electronic address so notified. The Tribunal may from time to time notify the parties of any change of address, or that a particular form of communication should or should not be used, and any documents shall be delivered in accordance with that notification.
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