Part 1: Tribunals and Inquiries Schedule 3 Section 14: Proceedings on appeal to Court of Appeal etc
121.Where the appellate court determines that the Upper Tribunal has made an error of law, it has power to set aside the decision and either send the case back to the Upper Tribunal to be redecided (or, where the decision of the Upper Tribunal was on an appeal or reference from another tribunal or some other person, to that other tribunal or person, with direction for its reconsideration), or to make the decision which it considers the Upper Tribunal (or the other tribunal or person) should have made. Under subsection (3), the appellate court may direct that the persons chosen to reconsider the case are not those who made the decision which gave rise to the appeal. It may also give procedural directions in connection with the reconsideration of the case.