sec.102Copy of order to be served

### sec.102 Copy of order to be served An order made by a tribunal under this part shall be made in writing and the tribunal shall cause to be sent to the referee— the order; and the records of the tribunal relating to the appeal including records forwarded to it by the referee when referring that appeal to the tribunal. Where an order has been sent to the referee under subsection (1) , the referee shall serve a copy of the order, certified by the referee to be a true copy, on— the body corporate for the parcel to which the order relates; and the applicant for the order and the appellant; and any person who was given notice under section 106 (7) of the time and place for the determination of the appeal; and any person who, by the order, is required to do, or to refrain from doing, a specified act. (sec.102-ssec.1) An order made by a tribunal under this part shall be made in writing and the tribunal shall cause to be sent to the referee— the order; and the records of the tribunal relating to the appeal including records forwarded to it by the referee when referring that appeal to the tribunal. (sec.102-ssec.2) Where an order has been sent to the referee under subsection (1) , the referee shall serve a copy of the order, certified by the referee to be a true copy, on— the body corporate for the parcel to which the order relates; and the applicant for the order and the appellant; and any person who was given notice under section 106 (7) of the time and place for the determination of the appeal; and any person who, by the order, is required to do, or to refrain from doing, a specified act. - (a) the order; and - (b) the records of the tribunal relating to the appeal including records forwarded to it by the referee when referring that appeal to the tribunal. - (a) the body corporate for the parcel to which the order relates; and - (b) the applicant for the order and the appellant; and - (c) any person who was given notice under section 106 (7) of the time and place for the determination of the appeal; and - (d) any person who, by the order, is required to do, or to refrain from doing, a specified act.