Right to appeal decisions of Board
116 Right to appeal decisions of Board
An aggrieved person may appeal to the Tribunal against a decision of the Board under this Act.
In particular, a person may appeal against a decision of the Board – to refuse to grant or renew a licence; or to suspend the person's property agent licence.
An appeal under this section is to be made in writing – within 14 days after notice of the Board's decision is given to the person; or within such further period as the Tribunal considers is appropriate in the interest of justice.
An appeal under this section stays the operation of the decision that is the subject of the appeal.
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