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16/10/2013 at 3:07 pm
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@ccbaxter said:
Perhaps I was naively assuming that, once the CTTT sees this patently unfair, ill-conceived and ancient By-Law which demonstrably breaks several rules, and the situation we’re in, they’d have no hesitation in throwing it out.
The Adjudicator might not even get as far as looking at your arguments if he is a by the book type. He will go through your Adjudication application see you have ticked no concillation and reject the application because no concillation was attempted.
You will loose your $78 for adjudication and have to pay another $78 for concillation and if that does not resolve it another $78 for a second adjudication hearing.
