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Tribunals (Scotland) Act 2014

Tribunals (Scotland) Act 2014

2014 asp 10

Commentary on Sections

Part 6 – Review or Appeal of Decisions

Internal review

Section 44 – Actions on review

178.Section 44 sets out the courses of action which are available to the Tribunals in determining any review. These include taking no action, setting the decision aside, and correcting minor or accidental errors. If the First-tier Tribunal sets aside a decision of its own it must either re-decide the matter concerned or refer the matter to the Upper Tribunal to re-decide. Where the Upper Tribunal sets aside a decision of its own, it must re-decide the matter itself.

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