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Changes over time for: Section 29


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Acknowledgment of service
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29.—(1) A person who is sent [or provided with] a copy of an application for permission under rule 28(8) (application for permission to bring judicial review proceedings) [or rule 28A(2)(a) (special provisions for [immigration judicial review] proceedings)] and wishes to take part in the proceedings must [provide] to the Upper Tribunal an acknowledgment of service so that it is received no later than 21 days after the date on which the Upper Tribunal sent[, or in [immigration judicial review] proceedings the applicant provided,] a copy of the application to that person.
(2) An acknowledgment of service under paragraph (1) must be in writing and state—
(a)whether the person intends to [support or] oppose the application for permission;
(b)their grounds for any [support or] opposition under sub-paragraph (a), or any other submission or information which they consider may assist the Upper Tribunal; and
(c)the name and address of any other person not named in the application as a respondent or interested party whom the person providing the acknowledgment considers to be an interested party.
[(2A) In [immigration judicial review] proceedings, a person who provides an acknowledgement of service under paragraph (1) must also provide a copy to—
(a)the applicant; and
(b)any other person named in the application under rule 28(4)(a) or acknowledgement of service under paragraph (2)(c)
no later than the time specified in paragraph (1).]
(3) A person who is [provided with] a copy of an application for permission under rule 28(8) [or 28A(2)(a)] but does not provide an acknowledgment of service [to the Upper Tribunal] may not take part in the application for permission [unless allowed to do so by the Upper Tribunal], but may take part in the subsequent proceedings if the application is successful.
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