This does not mean that a person is always entitled to an oral hearing.

She appealed this decision and asked for an oral hearing to be heard at our local tribunal service.

What happens next depends on whether you or the other parties to the appeal have asked to attend an oral hearing.

The appellant has the right to ask for an oral hearing, which means that they can attend and put their case to the Judge.

The parties can then submit written representations, and decide whether they want to attend an oral hearing.

Complaints may be dealt with on paper or by oral hearing, at the Tribunal's discretion.

If the appeal involves questions of fact, the appellant has the right to request an oral hearing.

Microsoft has requested an oral hearing with antitrust officials and rivals in the software industry.

The Court may, however, hold oral hearings in which the parties, witnesses and experts are heard in person.

It is expected that another Oral Hearing will then be held to discuss this variation in early autumn.

If a written application is refused, the applicant may ask for an oral hearing to discuss the refusal.

"Discussions at the oral hearing were constructive," Bertelsmann said in a statement afterward.

The court finds that Suresh was not owed "a full oral hearing or a complete judicial process".

At this stage the parties can request an oral hearing which will be granted unless the appeal is an obvious winner or loser.

That decision will be made without an oral hearing, and there will be no appeal against refusal.

An "oral hearing" means meeting the Tribunal, so that you and/or your representative, if you have one, can put your case forward in person.

Following the oral hearings, the General Court will proceed with drafting a judgement on the parties' appeals.

An oral hearing was held and the board requested the developers to make certain changes which resulted in the plans being scaled down by approximately 10%.

The competition is organised in a knockout format, with written submissions and oral hearings adjudicated upon.

The Commission had said: "that any party requesting oral hearing shall set forth with specificity the need therefore and the evidence to be adduced."

The oral hearings are public.

It has also been suggested that an oral hearing is only required if issues concerning deprivations of legal rights or legally protected interests arise.

The IPT may allow an oral hearing in other cases at its absolute discretion.

Should the parties be confined to presenting their arguments in written format, or should oral hearing be allowed as well?

TAS will give you at least 14 days' notice of the precise date and time of your oral hearing.