| (1) | If the Tribunal grants leave in terms of section 137(1)(d) of the Act for a complaint submitted to the National Credit Regulator or in terms of Section 73(4) or Section 75(2) of the CPA for a complaint referred to a Consumer Court to be brought directly before the Tribunal the Complainant in the referred matter— |
[Words preceding rule 9(1)(a) substituted by rule 11(1) and rule 11(2) of Notice 428 of 2011, GG 34405, dated 29 June 2011]
| (a) | will become the Applicant to the Tribunal; and |
[Rule 9(1)(a) substituted by rule 11 of Notice No. R. 203, GG 38557, dated 13 March 2015]
| (b) | must proceed in accordance with the rules applicable to the type of application made, provided that no application fee is payable. |
| (a) | a Respondent to a matter, that has been referred to alternative dispute resolution in terms of section 134(1)(b)(ii) of the Act objects in writing to the referral; |
| (b) | the objection was noted within 10 business days of the referral; and |
| (c) | the matter could give rise to an application listed in Table 1A; then, |
[Rule 9(2)(c) substituted by rule 11(3) of Notice 428 of 2011, GG 34405, dated 29 June 2011]
| (d) | [Rule (9(2)(d) deleted by rule 11(4) of Notice 428 of 2011, GG 34405, dated 29 June 2011] |
| (3) | On receiving notification in terms of rule 9(2)(b), the person who referred the matter to alternative dispute resolution may apply to the Tribunal according to the rules governing such an application. |
