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1. Appeals against rejection of war pension claims made in respect of members of the naval, military or air forces.
2. Appeals against rejection of war pension claims made in respect of mariners, pilots, etc.
3. Appeals against rejection of war pension claims made in respect of civil defence volunteers and other civilians.
4. Appeals in cases where award is withheld or reduced on ground of serious negligence or misconduct.
6. Constitution jurisdiction and procedure of Pensions Appeal Tribunals.
6B.Redetermination etc of appeals by Pensions Appeal Tribunal
10. Power to modify ss. 1, 2, 3 and 4 of this Act by Order in Council.
Constitution, Jurisdiction and Procedure of Pensions Appeal Tribunal
1.Such number of Pensions Appeal Tribunals shall be constituted as...
2A.(1) The Lord Chancellor shall ensure that the appointments made...
2B.(1) A President of Pensions Appeal Tribunals and a Deputy...
3.The members of the Tribunal hearing a particular appeal shall...
3A.(1) The President of Pensions Appeal Tribunals for any part...
3B.The President of Pensions Appeal Tribunals for any part of...
3C.(1) The power to give directions under paragraphs 3A and...
5.(1) Subject as aforesaid, the Lord Chancellor may make rules...
6A.Rules made under this Schedule may make provision for enabling...
8.Any expenses incurred for the purposes of this Schedule, including...
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