The Employment Tribunal Procedure Rules 2024
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16 Sending claim form to respondents
(1) Unless the claim is rejected in full, the Tribunal must send a copy of the claim form to each respondent with a notice which includes the following information— (a) whether any part of the claim has been rejected, (b) how to present a response to the claim, (c) the period by which a response must be received by the Tribunal, and (d) what will happen if the Tribunal does not receive a response in time. (2) Where the Tribunal accepts part of a claim on reconsideration under rule 14 (reconsideration of rejection of claim) after rejection of that part, it must— (a) unless it has already done so under paragraph (1), send a copy of the claim form to each respondent, (b) notify the respondent that the rejected part has now been accepted, and (c) direct the period by which a response must be received by the Tribunal. (3) If the Tribunal sends a copy of the claim form to an address for a respondent which differs from that provided on the claim form (whether or not a copy of the claim form has already been sent by the Tribunal to an address provided on the claim form), the Tribunal may also direct that the period by which a response must be received by the Tribunal under rule 17(1) (response) begins from the date that a copy of the claim form is sent to that address. (4) The Tribunal may send a copy of the claim form to the Secretary of State in any case where it appears that rule 95 (proceedings involving the National Insurance Fund) may apply.
16 Sending claim form to respondents
(1) Unless the claim is rejected in full, the Tribunal must send a copy of the claim form to each respondent with a notice which includes the following information— (a) whether any part of the claim has been rejected, (b) how to present a response to the claim, (c) the period by which a response must be received by the Tribunal, and (d) what will happen if the Tribunal does not receive a response in time. (2) Where the Tribunal accepts part of a claim on reconsideration under rule 14 (reconsideration of rejection of claim) after rejection of that part, it must— (a) unless it has already done so under paragraph (1), send a copy of the claim form to each respondent, (b) notify the respondent that the rejected part has now been accepted, and (c) direct the period by which a response must be received by the Tribunal. (3) If the Tribunal sends a copy of the claim form to an address for a respondent which differs from that provided on the claim form (whether or not a copy of the claim form has already been sent by the Tribunal to an address provided on the claim form), the Tribunal may also direct that the period by which a response must be received by the Tribunal under rule 17(1) (response) begins from the date that a copy of the claim form is sent to that address. (4) The Tribunal may send a copy of the claim form to the Secretary of State in any case where it appears that rule 95 (proceedings involving the National Insurance Fund) may apply.
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