Reserve Forces Act 1996
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89 Jurisdiction and powers of appeal tribunals.
(1) An appeal lies to an appeal tribunal by virtue of section 81(4) in respect of a determination of an application under regulations under section 78 or 79. (2) An appeal lies to an appeal tribunal by virtue of sections 83(4), 84(3) and 84A(6) in respect of a determination of a claim under regulations under sections 83, 84 and 84A respectively. (3) An appeal to an appeal tribunal shall be by way of a rehearing of the application or claim. (4) An appeal tribunal hearing an appeal may dismiss the appeal or may make any determination which the person or body hearing the original application or claim had the power to make. (5) The person or body responsible for making determinations under the regulations under which the application or claim was made shall (so far as may be necessary) give effect under those regulations to the determination of the appeal tribunal.
89 Jurisdiction and powers of appeal tribunals.
(1) An appeal lies to an appeal tribunal by virtue of section 81(4) in respect of a determination of an application under regulations under section 78 or 79. (2) An appeal lies to an appeal tribunal by virtue of sections 83(4), 84(3) and 84A(6) in respect of a determination of a claim under regulations under sections 83, 84 and 84A respectively. (3) An appeal to an appeal tribunal shall be by way of a rehearing of the application or claim. (4) An appeal tribunal hearing an appeal may dismiss the appeal or may make any determination which the person or body hearing the original application or claim had the power to make. (5) The person or body responsible for making determinations under the regulations under which the application or claim was made shall (so far as may be necessary) give effect under those regulations to the determination of the appeal tribunal.
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