The Tribunal Procedure (Upper Tribunal) (Lands Chamber) Rules 2010

• (f) the name and address of any person who is bound by the relevant obligation, or any person who the applicant believes may be so bound, and the reasons for that belief;

• (g) if the applicant is a landowner—

• (i) the applicant’s interest in the application land;

• (ii) the name and address of any other person with an interest in the application land and what is their interest;

• (iii) the name and address of the responsible body;

• (h) if the applicant is applying to discharge or modify the relevant obligation under section 130, details of the discharge or modification sought, and details of the matters in paragraph 3 or 9 of Schedule 18 on which the applicant relies;

• (i) if the applicant is applying for a declaration under section 135, details of the declaration and the reasons for seeking it.

• (2) The applicant must provide with the application—

• (a) a copy of the conservation covenant agreement imposing the application covenant including any attached plan coloured in accordance with the original;

• (b) a plan identifying the application land; and

• (c) the fee payable to the Tribunal.

• (3) An application may be made jointly by two or more persons if—

• (a) each of those persons is entitled to make an application under section 130 or 135;

• (b) the application land is (for each person) the same land or different parts of the same land; and

• (c) the application covenant is (for each person) the same conservation covenant.

• (4) When the Tribunal receives an application under this Part, it must send a copy of the application and any accompanying documents to any person, other than the applicant, that is identified in the application either as landowner or as having an interest in the application land or in other land to which the application relates, or as a responsible body.

Notice of objection

39C

• (1) Notice of an objection to an application and any claim for compensation must be in writing and must be sent or delivered to the Tribunal and to the applicant, so that it is received by the Tribunal within one month of the date on which the Tribunal sent a copy of the application to the objector.

• (2) The notice of objection must be signed and dated and must state—

• (a) the name and address of the objector and, if represented—

• (i) the name and address of the objector’s representative; and

• (ii) the professional capacity, if any, in which the objector’s representative acts;

• (b) an address where documents for the objector may be sent or delivered;

• (c) any ground of objection; and

• (d) whether the objector wants the case to be determined at a hearing.

• (3) After receipt of a notice of objection the Tribunal must give such case management directions as may be appropriate.

Orders where compensation is payable

39D

Where the Tribunal orders the discharge or modification of a relevant obligation subject to the payment of compensation—

• (a) the discharge or modification must not take effect until the Tribunal has endorsed on the order that the compensation has been paid; and

• (b) the Tribunal may direct that the order must cease to have effect if the compensation is not paid within a specified time.