The Residential Property Tribunal Procedures and Fees (England) Regulations 2011

Interim orders

22.—(1) A tribunal may make an order on an interim basis (an “interim order”)—

(a) suspending, in whole or in part, the effect of any decision, notice, order or licence which is the subject matter of proceedings before it; or

(b) for the time being granting any remedy which it would have had power to grant in its final decision.

(2) Where the tribunal makes an interim order without first giving the parties the opportunity to make representations with regard to making it, a party may request that the interim order be varied or set aside.

(3) Any such request may be made—

(a) orally at a hearing;

(b) in writing; or

(c) by such other means as the tribunal may permit.

(4) The tribunal must provide to each party as soon as reasonably practicable after making an interim order a notice setting out the order and, except in the case of an order made with the consent of all parties, giving reasons for the decision to make the order.

(5) This regulation does not apply to an application to which regulation 10 (urgent IMO authorisation applications) or regulation 11 (urgent applications under the 1983 Act relating to sale or gift of a mobile home) applies.