Statement of reasons
60 Statement of reasons
This section applies if—
the tribunal makes an order on an application; and
within 14 days after the day the order is made, a party asks for a statement of reasons for the making of the order.
The tribunal must give the party a written statement of reasons or a transcript of an oral statement of reasons for the making of the order.
The statement of reasons must set out—
any principles of law relied on by the tribunal; and
the way in which the tribunal applied the principles of law to the facts.
For what must be included in a statement of reasons, see the Legislation Act, s 179.
This section does not apply to an order under section 53 (Interim orders) or an order of a procedural nature.
Examples—order of a procedural nature adjournment, order for default judgment, order joining a party to a proceeding
The rules may prescribe a longer period for asking for order details (see s 25 (1) (e) and (2)).
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