Grounds in appeal: appellant limited to grounds in appeal form unless leave; tribunal may consider other grounds only after hearing. Appellants are restricted to grounds set forth in the Form of Appeal unless leave is granted; the Appellate Tribunal may consider other grounds when deciding the appeal, but it must not base its decision on any unpleaded ground without giving the party who may be affected a sufficient opportunity to be heard.
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Grounds in appeal: appellant limited to grounds in appeal form unless leave; tribunal may consider other grounds only after hearing.
Appellants are restricted to grounds set forth in the Form of Appeal unless leave is granted; the Appellate Tribunal may consider other grounds when deciding the appeal, but it must not base its decision on any unpleaded ground without giving the party who may be affected a sufficient opportunity to be heard.
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