sec.15Entity electing to be party must file and serve notice of election

sec.15 Entity electing to be party must file and serve notice of election

This rule applies to an entity that— is not named as a party to a P&E Court proceeding; and is entitled, under an Act, to elect to be a party to the proceeding; and wishes to be heard in the proceeding. The entity must, within 10 business days after receiving the originating process— file a notice of election in the approved form (the notice of election ); and serve a copy of the notice of election on each other party to the P&E Court proceeding. For a Planning Act appeal, see also the requirement to file a notice of election under the Planning Act , section 230 (6) . On filing the notice of election, the entity becomes a party to the P&E Court proceeding. (sec.15-ssec.1) This rule applies to an entity that— is not named as a party to a P&E Court proceeding; and is entitled, under an Act, to elect to be a party to the proceeding; and wishes to be heard in the proceeding. (sec.15-ssec.2) The entity must, within 10 business days after receiving the originating process— file a notice of election in the approved form (the notice of election ); and serve a copy of the notice of election on each other party to the P&E Court proceeding. For a Planning Act appeal, see also the requirement to file a notice of election under the Planning Act , section 230 (6) . (sec.15-ssec.3) On filing the notice of election, the entity becomes a party to the P&E Court proceeding.

• (a) is not named as a party to a P&E Court proceeding; and
• (b) is entitled, under an Act, to elect to be a party to the proceeding; and
• (c) wishes to be heard in the proceeding.
• (a) file a notice of election in the approved form (the notice of election ); and
• (b) serve a copy of the notice of election on each other party to the P&E Court proceeding.