Coal Acquisition (Re-acquisition Arrangements) Order 1997
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23 Appeals
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(1) There is a right of appeal against a determination of compensation under this Order or a refusal of an application for compensation under this Order.
(2) The appeal is to the Tribunal and is made by lodging with the Tribunal a notice of appeal in writing within 30 days after the Board notifies the claimant of the determination or the refusal of the application concerned. The notice of appeal must specify the grounds of appeal and be accompanied by a lodgment fee of $100.
(3) The Tribunal may in a particular case extend and further extend the time for lodging a notice of appeal. The Tribunal may delegate to a member of the staff of the Board the power of the Tribunal under this subclause to extend or further extend that time.
(4) The grounds on which an appeal may be lodged are:
(a) in the case of an appeal against a determination of compensation, that the Board has wrongly assessed the amount of compensation that is payable to the applicant, or
(b) in the case of an appeal against the refusal of an application, that the applicant was entitled to compensation under this Order or that the application was wrongfully refused.
(5) There is no appeal against any determination or other action under this Order except as provided by this clause. In particular there is no appeal against a recommendation of the Board for the purposes of section 5B of the Acquisition Act or a determination of the Treasurer for the purposes of Schedule 1.
(6) If on an appeal, the Tribunal has remitted the matter to the Board for reconsideration, the applicant is not precluded from lodging a further appeal under this clause against a determination of the Board of the amount of compensation on the ground that the Board has wrongly assessed the amount of compensation.
cl 23: Am 7.9.2001.