Enterprise Act 2002
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17 Third party appeals
For section 47 of the 1998 Act (third party appeals) there is substituted— Third party appeals 47 (1) A person who does not fall within section 46(1) or (2) may appeal to the Tribunal with respect to a decision falling within paragraphs (a) to (f) of section 46(3) or such other decision of the OFT under this Part as may be prescribed. (2) A person may make an appeal under subsection (1) only if the Tribunal considers that he has a sufficient interest in the decision with respect to which the appeal is made, or that he represents persons who have such an interest. (3) The making of an appeal under this section does not suspend the effect of the decision to which the appeal relates.
17 Third party appeals
For section 47 of the 1998 Act (third party appeals) there is substituted— Third party appeals 47 (1) A person who does not fall within section 46(1) or (2) may appeal to the Tribunal with respect to a decision falling within paragraphs (a) to (f) of section 46(3) or such other decision of the OFT under this Part as may be prescribed. (2) A person may make an appeal under subsection (1) only if the Tribunal considers that he has a sufficient interest in the decision with respect to which the appeal is made, or that he represents persons who have such an interest. (3) The making of an appeal under this section does not suspend the effect of the decision to which the appeal relates.
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