[Part 2 Intervention in Appeal]
Transport Act 2000 (2000 c 38) | Legislation

[Part 2 Intervention in Appeal]

[Application for permission to intervene in appeal

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(1)     Where an application is made under paragraph 1 for permission to appeal against a decision, an application for permission to intervene in the appeal may be made to the CMA by another person who would be entitled to appeal against the decision.

(2)     An application for permission to intervene—

(a)     may be made before the end of the period of one week beginning with the day of publication of the CMA's decision to grant permission to appeal against the decision;

(b)     may be made after the end of that period only with the leave of an authorised member of the CMA.

(3)     The applicant must send a copy of

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