Notification of hearing requires informing parties of date and place and sending the appeal memorandum; it does not imply admission. The rule requires the Tribunal to notify parties of the date and place of hearing and to send a copy of the memorandum of appeal to the respondent before or with that notice; issuance of the notice is procedural and does not by itself mean the appeal has been admitted.
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Notification of hearing requires informing parties of date and place and sending the appeal memorandum; it does not imply admission.
The rule requires the Tribunal to notify parties of the date and place of hearing and to send a copy of the memorandum of appeal to the respondent before or with that notice; issuance of the notice is procedural and does not by itself mean the appeal has been admitted.
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