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COVID-19: tribunals request email and online communications

27 March 2020
Categories: Legal News , Employment , Property , Covid-19
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In response to Public Health England guidelines on social distancing remain in place, parties should use email to lodge all new applications and appeals to the property chamber, first-tier tribunal, the President instructed in a practice direction last week. All correspondence and case management documentation should also be sent by email.

Similarly, the President of the Immigration and Asylum Chamber has issued a practice statement asking that all appeals should use the online procedure. 

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