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26 other provisions — procedural and definitional
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Schedules
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s.sch001
The Adjudicator is a corporation sole.
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(1) The Adjudicator must make procedural arrangements for dealing with...
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(1) This paragraph applies if both the Adjudicator and the...
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A defect in appointment does not affect the validity of...
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The application of the Adjudicator's seal must be authenticated by...
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A document purporting to be duly executed under the seal—...
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(1) The Adjudicator must keep proper accounts and proper records...
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The Adjudicator may do anything that is calculated to facilitate...
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The Competition and Markets Authority may provide staff, premises, facilities...
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(1) The following are exempt from liability in damages for...
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The Adjudicator carries out functions on behalf of the Crown....
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The Adjudicator is to be appointed by the Secretary of...
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The Secretary of State may appoint a Deputy Adjudicator.
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The Deputy Adjudicator may carry out any of the Adjudicator's...
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A person holds and vacates office as the Adjudicator or...
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Service as the Adjudicator, or as the Deputy Adjudicator, is...
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(1) The Adjudicator may pay to or in respect of...
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(1) The Adjudicator may make arrangements with the Secretary of...
s.sch002
(1) The Adjudicator may, for the purposes of an investigation,...
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(1) It is an offence for a person intentionally to...
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It is an offence for a person knowingly to provide...
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A person guilty of an offence under this Schedule is...
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