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Are First-Tier Tribunal decisions final?

Yes they are final. Both the site owner and occupier will be bound by its decision.

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Should the Proposal Notice be sent to all occupiers?

The Tribunal and Park Home matters

What is meant by the deemed date of service?

Site rules

The site rule making process

What happens if the First-Tier Tribunal decides that a site owner’s proposed rules are reasonable?

Can a site owner delete the site rules?

How should any comments on the Proposal Notice be communicated to the site owner?

Upper Tribunal decision regarding the procedural requirements for notifying a site owner about challenges to site rules

Is the site owner bound by the site rules if they live on site?

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