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The Introductory Tenants (Review) Regulations 1997
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- 1997 No. 72
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Review by way of a hearing
5.—(1) Subject to the provisions of this regulation, the procedure in connection with a review by way of hearing shall be such as the person hearing the review shall determine.
(2) A tenant who has requested a hearing has the right to—
(a)be heard and to be accompanied and may be represented by another person whether that person is professionally qualified or not, and for the purposes of the proceedings any representative shall have the rights and powers which the tenant has under these Regulations;
(b)call persons to give evidence;
(c)put questions to any person who gives evidence at the hearing; and
(d)make representations in writing.
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