Conflict of interest restrictions limit appearance by former advisers in connected tribunal matters without prior permission. A legal practitioner or authorised representative who has advised, drafted pleadings, or acted in a proceeding before the Appellate Tribunal cannot appear in that case or any connected matter for a person with interests opposed to a former client, except with prior permission of the Appellate Tribunal. The restriction applies where the representative has previously participated in the institution, preparation, or progress of the same dispute.
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Conflict of interest restrictions limit appearance by former advisers in connected tribunal matters without prior permission.
A legal practitioner or authorised representative who has advised, drafted pleadings, or acted in a proceeding before the Appellate Tribunal cannot appear in that case or any connected matter for a person with interests opposed to a former client, except with prior permission of the Appellate Tribunal. The restriction applies where the representative has previously participated in the institution, preparation, or progress of the same dispute.
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