Classification of complaints

In order to make appropriate directions according to the complexity of a complaint, and with a view to moving matters more effectively and efficiently to a final hearing, the Tribunal is implementing classification of complaints into Simple, Middle Range, Complex, and Disability Access with corresponding directions.

• Simple matters
• Middle range matters
• Complex matters
• All disability access matters

Practice Directions

The following Practice Directions have been amended with effect from 23 December 2008:

• Practice Direction 3 - Conciliation conference attendance
• Practice Direction 9 - Application for leave by agents

• Practice Directions - complete list

Forms

The Tribunal has issued the following new forms with effect from 23 December 2008:

• Form 9 - Complainant's contentions
• Form 10 - Respondent's contentions

• Forms - complete list

Contentions

• Contentions information
• Complaint Form example (510 KB) | or print friendly version (103 KB)
• Complainant's Contentions example(63 KB) | or Complainant's contentions - print friendly version (29 KB)
• Respondent's Contentions example (43 KB) | or Respondent's Contentions - print friendly version(22 KB)

Self Help Kit

• Self Help Kit

Preparing for a Tribunal Hearing

Applying for documents to be produced by a ‘non-party’

• Applying for documents to be produced by a ‘non-party’ | or print friendly version (40 KB)

Applying for Orders requiring a person to give evidence and/or produce documents at a hearing

• Applying for orders to attend | or print friendly version (43 KB)

Applying for a Tribunal Exemption

• Applying for an exemption | or print friendly version (35 KB)