Circumstances in which the Tribunal may not accept a notice of appealU.K.
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22.—(1) Where a person has provided a notice of appeal to the Tribunal and any of the circumstances in paragraph (2) apply, the Tribunal may not accept the notice of appeal.
(2) The circumstances referred to in paragraph (1) are that—
(a)there is no appealable decision; or
(b)the Lord Chancellor has refused to issue a certificate of fee satisfaction.
(3) Where the Tribunal does not accept a notice of appeal, it must—
(a)notify the person providing the notice of appeal and the respondent; and
(b)take no further action on that notice of appeal.