Continuance of proceedings requires successor in interest application; tribunal may extend deadline for sufficient cause. Continuance of proceedings is not automatic when a party dies, is adjudicated insolvent, or a company is wound up; the appeal or application abates unless continuance is sought by or against the successor in interest, executor, administrator, receiver, liquidator or other legal representative. An application for continuance must be made within the prescribed period following the event, but the Tribunal may allow a further period if satisfied that sufficient cause prevented timely presentation.
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Continuance of proceedings requires successor in interest application; tribunal may extend deadline for sufficient cause.
Continuance of proceedings is not automatic when a party dies, is adjudicated insolvent, or a company is wound up; the appeal or application abates unless continuance is sought by or against the successor in interest, executor, administrator, receiver, liquidator or other legal representative. An application for continuance must be made within the prescribed period following the event, but the Tribunal may allow a further period if satisfied that sufficient cause prevented timely presentation.
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