The Tribunal Procedure (First-tier Tribunal) (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) Rules 2014
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14 Evidence and submissions
(1) Without restriction on the general powers in rule 4 (case management powers), the Tribunal may give directions as to— (a) issues on which it requires evidence or submissions; (b) the nature of the evidence or submissions it requires; (c) whether the parties are permitted or required to provide expert evidence; (d) any limit on the number of witnesses whose evidence a party may put forward, whether in relation to a particular issue or generally; (e) the manner in which any evidence or submissions are to be provided, which may include a direction for them to be given— (i) orally at a hearing; or (ii) by witness statement or written submissions; and (f) the time at which any evidence or submissions are to be provided. (2) The Tribunal may admit evidence whether or not— (a) the evidence would be admissible in a civil trial in the United Kingdom; or (b) subject to section 85A(4) of the 2002 Act, the evidence was available to the decision maker. (3) The Tribunal may consent to a witness giving, or require any witness to give, evidence on oath or affirmation, and may administer an oath or affirmation for that purpose.
14 Evidence and submissions
(1) Without restriction on the general powers in rule 4 (case management powers), the Tribunal may give directions as to— (a) issues on which it requires evidence or submissions; (b) the nature of the evidence or submissions it requires; (c) whether the parties are permitted or required to provide expert evidence; (d) any limit on the number of witnesses whose evidence a party may put forward, whether in relation to a particular issue or generally; (e) the manner in which any evidence or submissions are to be provided, which may include a direction for them to be given— (i) orally at a hearing; or (ii) by witness statement or written submissions; and (f) the time at which any evidence or submissions are to be provided. (2) The Tribunal may admit evidence whether or not— (a) the evidence would be admissible in a civil trial in the United Kingdom; or (b) subject to section 85A(4) of the 2002 Act, the evidence was available to the decision maker. (3) The Tribunal may consent to a witness giving, or require any witness to give, evidence on oath or affirmation, and may administer an oath or affirmation for that purpose.
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