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When is the deadline for sat - application for costs?

The catalogue records a 21 days period from The making by the Tribunal of the orders to which the costs application relates. This draft page remains free only until its source, worked example and limits are reviewed.

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Period
21 days
Trigger
The making by the Tribunal of the orders to which the costs application relates
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  • SAT Rules r 46 (dispensing with compliance with a requirement of a rule); SAT Act s 92 (relief from procedural requirements).
  • The starting position under SAT Act s 87(1) is that parties bear their own costs unless the Act, the enabling Act or a Tribunal order provides otherwise. Section 87(4) requires the Tribunal, in review matters, to have regard to whether the parties genuinely attempted to enable a decision on the merits. SAT Rules r 42 deals with the costs consequences of rejecting a settlement offer.

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