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13.—(1) The appellant may withdraw its appeal only with the permission of the Tribunal, or if no Tribunal has been constituted, the President.
(2) Where permission is granted under paragraph (1), the Tribunal or the President, as the case may be, (“the grantor”) may—
(a)do so on such terms as the grantor thinks fit;
(b)instruct the Registrar to publish notice of the withdrawal on the Tribunal website or in such other manner as the grantor may direct; and
(c)publish any decision which the grantor would have made had the appeal not been withdrawn.
(3) Where an appeal is withdrawn—
(a)any interim order of the Tribunal, other than an order made in respect of costs, immediately ceases to have effect; and
(b)no fresh appeal may be brought by the appellant in relation to the decision which was the subject of the appeal without the permission of the Tribunal.
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