The Consumer Credit Appeals Tribunal Rules 2008

Review of the Tribunal’s decision

27.—(1) If the Tribunal is satisfied that a decision disposing of the appeal was wrongly made because of an administrative error by Tribunal staff, the Tribunal may at the request of a party or of the Tribunal’s own initiative, review the decision.

(2) No review under paragraph (1) shall take place unless either—

(a) the application for review is made not later than 14 days after the date that notification of the decision that is subject to review is received; or

(b) the Tribunal notified the parties of its intention to review a decision not later than 14 days after the decision was made.

(3) When the Tribunal reviews a decision under paragraph (1) it may set aside that decision if the Tribunal considers that it is necessary in the interests of justice.

(4) The Tribunal must not set aside a decision under paragraph (3) without giving the parties an opportunity to make representations.

(5) If after completion of any review the Tribunal sets aside the decision, the Tribunal must—

(a) substitute such decision as it thinks fit; or

(b) order a re-hearing before either the same or a differently constituted Tribunal;

(c) make such correction as may be necessary in the register; and

(d) serve a copy of an entry so corrected under paragraph (c) on each party.

(6) The Tribunal must notify the parties in writing of the Tribunal’s decision following a review under this rule.