--(1) An appeal by a person aggrieved by a refusal of the Registrar of Trade Unions (in this rule referred to as the "registrar") to register a combination as a trade union or by the withdrawal or cancellation of a certificate of registration must be made by application setting out the general grounds of appeal.
--(2) The appellant must file the application within 8 days of the decision or order complained of.
--(3) The appellant must file his affidavit and serve a copy of the application and the affidavit in support on the registrar at least 14 days before the date of hearing as stated in the application.
--(4) The court or a single judge may-
----(a) allow the application to be amended; and
----(b) direct or permit a departure from the rules set out in this Part,
--where it appears just so to do.
--(5) Any time limits may be extended by the consent in writing of the appellant and the registrar.
--(6) All orders made by the court must be served by the court office on the appellant and the registrar.
Notes
As to the statutory provisions giving rise to this rule, see section 18(1)(e) of the Trade Unions Act, Chap. 88:02.
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