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Charities Act 2011

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36 Claims and objections to registration

(1) A person who is or may be affected by the registration of an institution as a charity may, on the ground that it is not a charity— (a) object to its being entered by the Commission in the register, or (b) apply to the Commission for it to be removed from the register. (2) Provision may be made by regulations made by the Secretary of State as to the manner in which any such objection or application is to be made, prosecuted or dealt with. (3) Subsection (4) applies if there is an appeal to the Tribunal against any decision of the Commission— (a) to enter an institution in the register, or (b) not to remove an institution from the register. (4) Until the Commission is satisfied whether the decision of the Commission is or is not to stand, the entry in the register— (a) is to be maintained, but (b) is in suspense and must be marked to indicate that it is in suspense. (5) Any question affecting the registration or removal from the register of an institution— (a) may be considered afresh by the Commission, even though it has been determined by a decision on appeal under Chapter 2 of Part 17 (appeals and applications to Tribunal), and (b) is not concluded by that decision, if it appears to the Commission that— (i) there has been a change of circumstances, or (ii) the decision is inconsistent with a later judicial decision.

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36 Claims and objections to registration

(1) A person who is or may be affected by the registration of an institution as a charity may, on the ground that it is not a charity— (a) object to its being entered by the Commission in the register, or (b) apply to the Commission for it to be removed from the register. (2) Provision may be made by regulations made by the Secretary of State as to the manner in which any such objection or application is to be made, prosecuted or dealt with. (3) Subsection (4) applies if there is an appeal to the Tribunal against any decision of the Commission— (a) to enter an institution in the register, or (b) not to remove an institution from the register. (4) Until the Commission is satisfied whether the decision of the Commission is or is not to stand, the entry in the register— (a) is to be maintained, but (b) is in suspense and must be marked to indicate that it is in suspense. (5) Any question affecting the registration or removal from the register of an institution— (a) may be considered afresh by the Commission, even though it has been determined by a decision on appeal under Chapter 2 of Part 17 (appeals and applications to Tribunal), and (b) is not concluded by that decision, if it appears to the Commission that— (i) there has been a change of circumstances, or (ii) the decision is inconsistent with a later judicial decision.

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