Building Act 1984
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43A Appeals under sections 20, 39 and 50: England
(1) This section applies to an appeal to the regulator or the tribunal made under section 20(5), 39 or 50(2). (2) On determining the appeal, the regulator or the tribunal may give any directions it considers appropriate for giving effect to its determination. (3) Where the appeal is determined by the regulator, a relevant person may appeal to the tribunal against the regulator’s decision (and subsection (2) applies in relation to this appeal). (4) “Relevant person” means— (a) the appellant; (b) the local authority or registered building control approver.
43A Appeals under sections 20, 39 and 50: England
(1) This section applies to an appeal to the regulator or the tribunal made under section 20(5), 39 or 50(2). (2) On determining the appeal, the regulator or the tribunal may give any directions it considers appropriate for giving effect to its determination. (3) Where the appeal is determined by the regulator, a relevant person may appeal to the tribunal against the regulator’s decision (and subsection (2) applies in relation to this appeal). (4) “Relevant person” means— (a) the appellant; (b) the local authority or registered building control approver.
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