(1) Where an appeal is accepted in accordance with section 949M, the Appeal Commissioners may give a direction to a party to provide to them such information (in this Part referred to as a 'statement of case') in relation to the matter under appeal as they specify in the direction.
(2) Without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1), the information that may be specified in a foregoing direction includes:
(a) the statutory provisions being relied upon in relation to the matter under appeal;
(b) an outline of the relevant facts;
(c) the relevant case law;
(d) [deleted]
(e) [deleted]
(f) a party's estimation of the likely duration of a hearing;
(g) whether there is assent, on the part of the party, to the Appeal Commissioners determining the appeal without a hearing;
(h) whether a party wishes a hearing or a specified part of a hearing to be held in camera;
(i) whether a party considers that a matter under appeal is one that could be settled by way of an agreement with the other pa
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