The Employment Tribunal Procedure Rules 2024
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105 Appeals against unlawful act notices
(1) For the purposes of an appeal against an unlawful act notice, these Rules must be treated as modified in the following ways— (a) references to a claim or claimant must be read as references to a notice of appeal or to an appellant in an appeal against an unlawful act notice respectively; (b) references to a respondent must be read as references to the Commission for Equality and Human Rights. (2) “Unlawful act notice” means a notice under section 21 of the Equality Act 2006.
105 Appeals against unlawful act notices
(1) For the purposes of an appeal against an unlawful act notice, these Rules must be treated as modified in the following ways— (a) references to a claim or claimant must be read as references to a notice of appeal or to an appellant in an appeal against an unlawful act notice respectively; (b) references to a respondent must be read as references to the Commission for Equality and Human Rights. (2) “Unlawful act notice” means a notice under section 21 of the Equality Act 2006.
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