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369.—(1) Section 103 (joint purchasers) is amended as follows.
(2) In subsection (5)(c) for “appear and be heard on the application” substitute “to be parties to the application”.
(3) In subsection (7)—
(a)for paragraph (d) substitute—
“(d)if it is not settled, and is notified to the tribunal, any of them are entitled to be parties to the appeal, and”; and
(b)for paragraph (e) substitute—
“(e)the tribunal’s decision on the appeal binds all of them.”.
(4) After subsection (7) insert—
“(7A) In a case where subsection (7) applies and some (but not all) of the purchasers require HMRC to undertake a review under paragraph 36B or 36C of Schedule 10—
(a)notification of the review must be given by HMRC to each of the other purchasers whose identity is known to HMRC,
(b)any of the other purchasers may be a party to the review if they notify HMRC in writing,
(c)the notice of HMRC’s conclusions must be given to each of the other purchasers whose identity is known to HMRC,
(d)paragraph 36F of Schedule 10 (effect of conclusions of review) applies in relation to all of the purchasers, and
(e)any of the purchasers may notify the appeal to the tribunal under paragraph 36G.”.
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I1Sch. 1 para. 369 in force at 1.4.2009, see art. 1(2)
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