Parties to the Appeal definition

Parties to the Appeal means the Appellant, Respondent, and such other persons as the Chair of the Discipline/Appeals Committee, acting reasonably, shall direct and name;
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Parties to the Appeal means the Appellant, Respondent, and such other persons as the Discipline and Appeals Commissioner, acting reasonably, shall direct and name;
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Parties to the Appeal means the Appellant and the Respondent.
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Examples of Parties to the Appeal in a sentence

  • The Appeal process shall include as Parties to the Appeal, the Individual and the Individual’s representative, or the legal representative of the deceased Individual’s estate.

  • The hearing date shall be set by the Chair of the Hearing Subcommittee, after reasonable consultation with the Parties to the Appeal.

  • The Secretary-General shall notify the Parties to the Appeal of the composition of the Hearing Subcommittee.

  • No later than ten (10) working days before the date set for the hearing, the Secretary-General shall make available to the Parties to the Appeal and to the Hearing Subcommittee, in electronic form, all documentation to be considered by the Hearing Subcommittee.

  • The Secretary-General shall forthwith transmit the names of the witnesses to the Parties to the Appeal and to the members of the Hearing Subcommittee.

  • The Parties to the Appeal agree to be bound by and to give full and immediate effect to decisions arrived at under the procedures set forth herein.

  • No later than five (5) working days before the first hearing day, the Parties to the Appeal shall provide the Secretary-General with the names of relevant witnesses.

  • The Secretary-General shall transmit the names of the advisors to the Parties to the Appeal and to the members of the Hearing Subcommittee.

  • The Parties to the Appeal are responsible for ensuring that their witnesses are present in person to provide oral evidence on the required hearing date.

  • The Secretary-General shall ensure that all questions, communications or documents received regarding an appeal shall be communicated in whole in a timely manner to the Hearing Subcommittee and the Parties to the Appeal.


More Definitions of Parties to the Appeal

Parties to the Appeal means the Appellant, Respondent and such other persons as the President, Appellant and Respondent, acting reasonably, shall direct and name.
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Parties to the Appeal means the Appellant, Respondent, and any other persons that the Chair of the Discipline or Appeals Committee, may direct.
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Parties to the Appeal means the Appellant, Respondent, and such other persons as the Chair of
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Parties to the Appeal means the appellant and the respondent, and “parties” has a corresponding meaning;
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