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New Upper Tribunal practice guidance

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The president of the Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber) has issued updated practice guidance on the conduct of proceedings in the UT, replacing the previous guidance which had introduced remote hearings during the Covid-19 pandemic in 2021.

The new guidance retains the flexibilities that were adopted during the pandemic, particularly around the availability of remote and hybrid hearings confirming that, for hearings of half a day or less, a remote hearing will be the default position. The tribunal will take the final decision on the form of the hearing, after considering the views of the parties.

The revised guidance also now requires bundles to be prepared in electronic form, and it appears that this applies to all hearings, both in-person and remote. 

Issue: 1630
Categories: News
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