Tribunals Flashcards

1
Q

What are tribunals a form of?

A

Alternate dispute resolution

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2
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How many divisions of first instance are there?

A

Seven

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3
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How many divisions for appeal are there?

A

Four

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4
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What do first-tier tribunals hear?

A

Cases at first instance.

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5
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What do upper tribunals hear?

A

Appeals from the first tier

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6
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Where can you appeal from the upper tier?

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Court of Appeal and then to Supreme Court

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7
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What are the advantages of tribunals? 4

A

Cheaper than court
Informal and private
Legal aid available
No fees for employment claim

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8
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Who are tribunals heard by?

A

A panel of three

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9
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What are the disadvantages of tribunals? 4

A

Public funding not usually available
Government department represented by lawyer
More formal than other methods
Delay in hearing sometimes

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