This legislation has been repealed.
(1) During such times
as there is more than one Tribunal established under the Act the following
provisions shall apply in relation to the allocation of business between the
Tribunals —
(a)
after an appeal or other proceeding has, pursuant to regulation 5, been
entered in the register and indexed, pursuant to regulation 4, the
Registrar shall notify the Chairmen of the Tribunals —
(i)
that the appeal has been entered in the register;
(ii)
of the name of the authority in respect of which the
appeal is made; and
(iii)
of the valuation district in which the land the subject
of the appeal is situate;
(b) the
Chairmen of the Tribunals shall direct the Registrar as to the Tribunal to
which the appeal or proceeding is to be allocated;
(c) the
Registrar shall obtain from the Chairman of the Tribunal to which the appeal
or proceeding is allocated the time and place at which the appeal or other
proceeding will be heard; and
(d) the
Chairman of the Tribunal to which an appeal or other proceeding is allocated
shall direct the Registrar to notify the authority and the
appellant —
(i)
of the Tribunal to which the appeal or proceeding is
allocated; and
(ii)
of the time and place at which the appeal or other
proceeding will be heard.
(2) A direction given
pursuant to paragraph (b) of subregulation (1) of this regulation
may be given generally or in relation to a particular appeal or proceeding but
shall be given so that all appeals or proceedings relating to an authority in
the same valuation district shall be set down for determination by the same
Tribunal.