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  1. Central Bank Act, 1942 (No. 22)
  2. Part VIIA Irish Financial Services Appeals Tribunal (ss. 57A-57AZ)
  3. Chapter 3 Hearing and determination of appeals (ss. 57L-57AI)
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Chapter 3 Hearing and determination of appeals (ss. 57L-57AI)

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 57L. Right of appeal to Appeals Tribunal against appealable decision.
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 57M. Appeals Tribunal may decide persons whose interests affected by a decision.
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 57N. Duty of Bank to give reasons on request.
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 57O. Bank may refuse reasons in certain cases.
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 57P. Appeals Tribunal may determine whether person entitled to reasons or made request within reasonable time.
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 57Q. Appeals Tribunal may order Bank to provide a statement of reasons or an adequate statement of reasons.
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 57R. Operation and implementation of appealed decision pending determination of appeal.
Repealed
 57S. Conditions of stay order.
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 57T. Opportunity of parties to make submissions.
In force
 57U. Representation of parties.
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 57V. Procedure of the Appeals Tribunal.
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 57W. Proceedings on hearing to be normally conducted in public.
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 57X. Power to remit matters to Bank for further consideration.
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 57Y. Reconstitution of Appeals Tribunal during hearing of appeal.
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 57Z. What decisions the Appeals Tribunal can make in determining an appeal.
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 57AA. How decisions of the Appeals Tribunal are to be made and given.
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 57AB. Appeals Tribunal may reserve decision.
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 57AC. Effect of decision of the Appeals Tribunal.
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 57AD. Amendments and irregularities.
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 57AE. Recovery of amounts ordered to be paid.
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 57AF. Powers in relation to witnesses.
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 57AG. Power to correct decisions of the Appeals Tribunal.
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 57AH. Appeals Tribunal may award costs in certain circumstances.
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 57AI. Appeals Tribunal may make rules of procedure.
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