Regulations
- Failure to serve notice of appeal or to furnish particulars
(1) Where an Appeal Board is satisfied that the appellant has failed
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- to serve a copy of the notice of appeal on the respondent under
section 4(1);
- to furnish a statement of particulars to the respondent and the
Chairman under section 4(1); or
- to furnish further particulars to the respondent under section
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the Appeal Board may dismiss the appeal.
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(2) Where an Appeal Board is satisfied that the respondent has failed
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- to serve a copy of the notice of any of the matters referred to
in section 4(2) on the appellant and the Chairman; or
- to furnish particulars to the appellant under section 5
the Appeal
Board may allow the appeal.
- Record of proceedings
The Chairman shall take or cause to be taken in writing a full minute,
so far as circumstances permit, of the following matters in respect
of every appeal heard by the Appeal Board -
- the grounds of the appeal;
- the name of the appellant;
- the name of any person who appears as a witness for the appellant;
- the name of any person who appears as a witness for the respondent;
- the name of any person summonsed as a witness before the Appeal
Board;
- the evidence of any person who gives evidence;
- the decision of the Appeal Board;
- the amount of any sum awarded under section 19 of the Ordinance
in respect of the costs of the appeal; and the name of the person
in favour of whom the award was made.
- Service of notices by Chairman, respondent or appellant
Any notice or copy of a notice required to be served under this Regulation
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- by the Chairman on the appellant or the respondent;
- by the respondent on the appellant; or
- by the appellant on the respondent,
may be served by serving a copy personally or by registered post addressed
to the last known address of the appellant or to the respondent, as
the case may be.
Explanatory Note
This Regulation provides for the regulation of appeals under Part VI
of the Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance and the practice
and procedure of the Appeal Board.
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