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ARTG12000 · Judicial review: Contents page

  • ARTG12010 · Judicial review: What is judicial review
  • ARTG12020 · Judicial review: Jurisdiction
  • ARTG12030 · Judicial review: Pre-action letters
  • ARTG12040 · Judicial review: Application to bring proceedings
  • ARTG12050 · Judicial review: consideration of application to bring proceedings
  • ARTG12060 · Judicial review: Proceedings for a review
  1. Judicial review: Contents page
  2. Judicial review: Proceedings for a review

ARTG12060 | Judicial review: Proceedings for a review

From HM Revenue & Customs · Appeals reviews and tribunals guidance

Each party to the proceedings, and any other person the High Court / Court of Session / Upper Tribunal permits, may

  • produce evidence (except at the application for permission hearing)

  • make representations at any hearing they are entitled to attend, and

  • make written representations relating to a decision to be made without a hearing.

The hearing and decision will follow the same procedure as other hearings by the High Court / Court of Session / Upper Tribunal. The Court / Upper Tribunal can award costs in judicial review proceedings.

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