c. All Notices of Intention to Appeal must be lodged as a copy by email to nationalcourtadmin @ motorsportuk. org. There is no prescribed form for the Notice of Intention, any written format is acceptable, however thereafter documents submitted should conform with Art. 4.15 above.
6.7. Upon receipt of the Notice of Intention to Appeal the relevant receiving Event Official must notify the Chief Scrutineer and Technical Officials involved of the fact of the Appeal. This notification must be made in writing.
6.8. Appeal Fees:
a.
b.
All Notices of Intention to Appeal are deemed under the NCR to incorporate an Undertaking to pay the relevant scale Appeal Fee and which must be paid direct to the ASN by credit or debit card or by bank transfer from a traceable bank account and must be received no later than 24hours next following the lodging of the Notice of Intention to Appeal.
At the conclusion of any Appeal before the Court, the Court may make such Order as it deems fit in respect of the Appeal Fee.
6.9. In its entire discretion the Court acting judicially by a permanent Chair may extend the time limit for lodging any Notice of Intention to Appeal. Any Competitor requesting the Court to exercise this discretion must lodge such Application in writing accompanied by a copy of the Eligibility Decision by e mail to nationalcourtadmin @ motorsportuk. org. The Application must set out in full the reasons for required extension of time including the reason why the primary time limit could not be complied with.
6.10. Within 10 calendar days of the Notice of Intention to Appeal both the Appellant Competitor and the Technical Officials must lodge their First Submission with the National Court Administration by email to nationalcourtadmin @ motorsportuk. org. This document must respect Art. 4.15 above and set out in full:
a. b. the relevant technical( and if relevant, sporting) regulations The detailed reasons for the non-compliance reported to the Event Judicial body
Part D: c. The detailed reasons for appealing the Eligibility Decision.
6.11. The National Court Administration will by email exchange the First Submissions between the relevant parties.
6.12. The relevant parties then have a period of 10 calendar days to provide any response by way of Second Submission and which must be sent to the Court entirely in accordance with the relevant provisions of Art. 6.10 above.
6.13. The National Court Administration will by email exchange the Second Submissions between the relevant parties.
6.14. The relevant parties then have a final period of 7 calendar days in which to respond exclusively in respect of entirely new matters raised in the Second Submissions. Any such submissions must be sent to the Court in accordance with the relevant provisions of Art. 6.10 above.
6.15. The Court will convene as soon as reasonably practicable and may do so virtually.
6.16. The ASN has the permission of the Court to submit a position statement in any Eligibility Appeal before the Court which position statement may address the ASN position on interpretation of any regulations under consideration but the statement shall not present any position regarding the facts of the matter.
6.17. A position statement delivered under Art. 6.15 above shall be sent to the National Court Administration who shall provide copy thereof to the parties.
7. Appeals against the Refusal of Entry
7.1. Appeals against the refusal of an Entry( Ch. 6 App. 1 Art. 10.3. c) must be made in writing to the ASN within 48 hours of the Competitor receiving notice that the Entry is refused and in any case no later than 24 hours
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