Employment Tribunals Act 1996
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37ZB Appeals to Supreme Court: permission to appeal
(1) If the Appeal Tribunal grants a certificate under section 37ZA in relation to any proceedings, a party to those proceedings may apply to the Supreme Court for permission to appeal directly to the Supreme Court. (2) An application under subsection (1) must be made— (a) within one month from the date on which the certificate is granted, or (b) within such time as the Supreme Court may allow in a particular case. (3) If on such an application it appears to the Supreme Court to be expedient to do so, the Supreme Court may grant permission for such an appeal. (4) If permission is granted under this section— (a) no appeal from the decision or order to which the certificate relates lies to the Court of Appeal, but (b) an appeal lies from that decision or order to the Supreme Court. (5) An application under subsection (1) is to be determined without a hearing. (6) Subject to subsection (4), no appeal lies to the Court of Appeal from a decision or order of the Appeal Tribunal in respect of which a certificate is granted under section 37ZA until— (a) the time within which an application can be made under subsection (1) has expired, and (b) where such an application is made, that application has been determined in accordance with this section.
37ZB Appeals to Supreme Court: permission to appeal
(1) If the Appeal Tribunal grants a certificate under section 37ZA in relation to any proceedings, a party to those proceedings may apply to the Supreme Court for permission to appeal directly to the Supreme Court. (2) An application under subsection (1) must be made— (a) within one month from the date on which the certificate is granted, or (b) within such time as the Supreme Court may allow in a particular case. (3) If on such an application it appears to the Supreme Court to be expedient to do so, the Supreme Court may grant permission for such an appeal. (4) If permission is granted under this section— (a) no appeal from the decision or order to which the certificate relates lies to the Court of Appeal, but (b) an appeal lies from that decision or order to the Supreme Court. (5) An application under subsection (1) is to be determined without a hearing. (6) Subject to subsection (4), no appeal lies to the Court of Appeal from a decision or order of the Appeal Tribunal in respect of which a certificate is granted under section 37ZA until— (a) the time within which an application can be made under subsection (1) has expired, and (b) where such an application is made, that application has been determined in accordance with this section.
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