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Legislation
Employment Tribunals Act 1996

Crossheading Procedure

  • Section 29 Conduct of hearings.
  • Section 29A Practice directions
  • Section 30 Appeal Tribunal procedure rules.
  • Section 31 Restriction of publicity in cases involving sexual misconduct.
  • Section 32 Restriction of publicity in disability cases.
  • Section 33 Restriction of vexatious proceedings.
  • Section 34 Costs and expenses
  1. Procedure
  2. Conduct of hearings.

Section 29 | Conduct of hearings.

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)A person may appear before the Appeal Tribunal in person or be represented by—

(a)counsel or a solicitor,

(b)a representative of a trade union or an employers’ association, or

(c)any other person whom he desires to represent him.

(2)The Appeal Tribunal has in relation to—

(a)the attendance and examination of witnesses,

(b)the production and inspection of documents, and

(c)all other matters incidental to its jurisdiction,

the same powers, rights, privileges and authority (in England and Wales) as the High Court and (in Scotland) as the Court of Session.

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