Body Corporate and Community Management Act 1997
sec.290Appeal
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sec.290 Appeal
An appeal to the appeal tribunal must be started within 6 weeks after the aggrieved person receives a copy of the order appealed against. If requested by the principal registrar, the commissioner must send to the principal registrar copies of each of the following— the application for which the adjudicator’s order was made; the adjudicator’s order; the adjudicator’s reasons; other materials in the adjudicator’s possession relevant to the order. When the appeal is finished, the principal registrar must send to the commissioner a copy of any decision or order of the appeal tribunal. The commissioner must forward to the adjudicator all material the adjudicator needs to take any further action for the application, having regard to the decision or order of the appeal tribunal. s 290 amd 1999 No. 19 s 3 sch ; 2003 No. 6 s 3 sch sub 2007 No. 11 s 57 amd 2009 No. 24 s 373 (sec.290-ssec.1) An appeal to the appeal tribunal must be started within 6 weeks after the aggrieved person receives a copy of the order appealed against. (sec.290-ssec.2) If requested by the principal registrar, the commissioner must send to the principal registrar copies of each of the following— the application for which the adjudicator’s order was made; the adjudicator’s order; the adjudicator’s reasons; other materials in the adjudicator’s possession relevant to the order. (sec.290-ssec.3) When the appeal is finished, the principal registrar must send to the commissioner a copy of any decision or order of the appeal tribunal. (sec.290-ssec.4) The commissioner must forward to the adjudicator all material the adjudicator needs to take any further action for the application, having regard to the decision or order of the appeal tribunal.
- (a) the application for which the adjudicator’s order was made;
- (b) the adjudicator’s order;
- (c) the adjudicator’s reasons;
- (d) other materials in the adjudicator’s possession relevant to the order.