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4.4.—(1) An application must be in writing and state—
(a)that the application is made in education administration proceedings;
(b)the rule under which it is made;
(c)the names of the parties;
(d)the name of the further education body which is the subject of the education administration proceedings to which the application relates;
(e)the court (and where applicable, the division or district registry of that court) in which the application is made;
(f)where the court has previously allocated a number to the education administration proceedings within which the application is made, that number;
(g)the nature of the remedy or order applied for or the directions sought from the court;
(h)the names and addresses of the persons (if any) on whom it is intended to serve the application or that no person is intended to be served;
(i)where the Act or Rules require that notice of the application is to be delivered to specified persons, the names and addresses of all those persons (so far as known to the applicant); and
(j)the applicant’s address for service.
(2) The application must be authenticated by the applicant if they are acting in person or, when they are not so acting, by or on behalf of their solicitor.
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