10.—(1) The Upper Tribunal must dismiss the whole or a part of the proceedings if the Upper Tribunal—
(a)does not have jurisdiction in relation to the proceedings or that part of them; and
(b)does not exercise its power under rule 7(3)(l)(i) (transfer to another court or tribunal) in relation to the proceedings or that part of them.
(2) The Upper Tribunal may dismiss the whole or a part of the proceedings if—
(a)the appellant has failed to comply with an order which stated that failure by the appellant to comply with the order could lead to the dismissal of the proceedings or part of them;
(b)the appellant has failed to co-operate with the Upper Tribunal to such an extent that the Upper Tribunal cannot deal with the proceedings fairly; or
(c)in proceedings which have been transferred from the First-tier Tribunal, the Upper Tribunal considers there is no reasonable prospect of the appellant’s case, or any part of it, succeeding.
(3) The Upper Tribunal may not dismiss the whole or a part of the proceedings under paragraph (1) or (2) without first giving the appellant an opportunity to make representations in relation to the proposed dismissal.