The Clergy Conduct Rules 2026
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85 Appeal against particulars or inclusion in error
(1) This rule applies for the purposes of an appeal under section 58 (3) or (4) of the CCM. (2) The appeal must be made before the end of 14 days beginning with the day after the notice under rule 83(1) is given; but this paragraph does not apply to an appeal in a case within rule 84. (3) The appeal must be made by notice in writing in the form set out in Form 13. (4) The notice of appeal must— (a) state the appellant’s name, postal address, telephone number and email address, and (b) specify the grounds of appeal. (5) The notice must be signed and dated either by the appellant or by a legal representative acting for the appellant. (6) If the notice is signed and dated by the appellant, it must be verified by a statement of truth made by the appellant. (7) If the notice is signed and dated by a legal representative acting for the appellant, it must be verified by a statement made by the legal representative to the effect that the representative is authorised by the appellant to sign the notice. (8) The appellant may attach evidence in support of the appeal to Form 13. (9) The President of Tribunals must before the end of 21 days beginning with the day after the notice is given— (a) determine the appeal, and (b) give written notice to the appellant of the outcome, specifying the directions (if any) given under section 58 (5) or (6) of the CCM.
85 Appeal against particulars or inclusion in error
(1) This rule applies for the purposes of an appeal under section 58 (3) or (4) of the CCM. (2) The appeal must be made before the end of 14 days beginning with the day after the notice under rule 83(1) is given; but this paragraph does not apply to an appeal in a case within rule 84. (3) The appeal must be made by notice in writing in the form set out in Form 13. (4) The notice of appeal must— (a) state the appellant’s name, postal address, telephone number and email address, and (b) specify the grounds of appeal. (5) The notice must be signed and dated either by the appellant or by a legal representative acting for the appellant. (6) If the notice is signed and dated by the appellant, it must be verified by a statement of truth made by the appellant. (7) If the notice is signed and dated by a legal representative acting for the appellant, it must be verified by a statement made by the legal representative to the effect that the representative is authorised by the appellant to sign the notice. (8) The appellant may attach evidence in support of the appeal to Form 13. (9) The President of Tribunals must before the end of 21 days beginning with the day after the notice is given— (a) determine the appeal, and (b) give written notice to the appellant of the outcome, specifying the directions (if any) given under section 58 (5) or (6) of the CCM.
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