140 Acceptance or rejection of determination
Legal Services Act 2007 (2007 c 29) | Legislation

140  Acceptance or rejection of determination

(1)     When an ombudsman has determined a complaint the ombudsman must prepare a written statement of the determination.

(2)     The statement must—

(a)     give the ombudsman's reasons for the determination,

(b)     be signed by the ombudsman, and

(c)     require the complainant to notify the ombudsman, before a time specified in the statement (“the specified time”), whether the complainant accepts or rejects the determination.

(3)     The ombudsman must give a copy of the statement to—

(a)     the complainant,

(b)     the respondent, and

(c)

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