The Tribunal Procedure (First-tier Tribunal) (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) Rules 2014
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5 Procedure for applying for and giving directions
(1) The Tribunal may give a direction on the application of one or more of the parties or on its own initiative. (2) An application for a direction may be made— (a) by sending or delivering a written application to the Tribunal; or (b) orally during the course of a hearing. (3) An application for a direction must include the reason for making that application. (4) Unless the Tribunal considers that there is good reason not to do so, the Tribunal must send written notice of any direction to every party and to any other person affected by the direction. (5) If a party or any other person sent notice of the direction under paragraph (4) wishes to challenge the direction which the Tribunal has given, they may do so by applying for another direction which amends, suspends or sets aside the first direction.
5 Procedure for applying for and giving directions
(1) The Tribunal may give a direction on the application of one or more of the parties or on its own initiative. (2) An application for a direction may be made— (a) by sending or delivering a written application to the Tribunal; or (b) orally during the course of a hearing. (3) An application for a direction must include the reason for making that application. (4) Unless the Tribunal considers that there is good reason not to do so, the Tribunal must send written notice of any direction to every party and to any other person affected by the direction. (5) If a party or any other person sent notice of the direction under paragraph (4) wishes to challenge the direction which the Tribunal has given, they may do so by applying for another direction which amends, suspends or sets aside the first direction.
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