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34.—(1) A request to the adjudicator for permission to appeal to the High Court must be decided without a hearing unless—
(a)the decision is made immediately following an oral request under rule 33(1)(a); or
(b)the adjudicator considers that special circumstances make it appropriate to hold a hearing.
(2) The decision of the adjudicator following a request for permission to appeal to the High Court, together with the reasons for the adjudicator’s decision, must be recorded in writing and sent to the parties.
(3) If the adjudicator refuses the request, the notification under paragraph (2) must include notification of the time within which a request may be made to the High Court for permission to appeal to that court.
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