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T-15.01 - Act respecting the Administrative Housing Tribunal

Section 89
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89. Where a decision has been rendered against a party who was prevented from producing or supplying evidence by surprise, by fraud or by any other reason considered sufficient, that party may apply for the revocation of the decision.
A party may also apply for the revocation of the decision where the Tribunal has omitted to adjudicate upon part of the application or has decided beyond the application.
The application for revocation must be made in writing within ten days after the decision is known or from the time the cause of prevention ceases, as the case may be.
The application for revocation suspends the execution of the decision and interrupts the time allowed for appeal or review until the parties are notified of the decision.
It is not possible for a party who fails to inform the Tribunal or the other parties of a change of address in accordance with section 60.1 to apply for the revocation of a decision rendered against him by claiming not to have received the notice convening the party if the notice was sent to his previous address.
1979, c. 48, s. 89; 1984, c. 47, s. 139; 2019, c. 28, s. 101.
89. Where a decision has been rendered against a party who was prevented from producing or supplying evidence by surprise, by fraud or by any other reason considered sufficient, that party may apply for the revocation of the decision.
A party may also apply for the revocation of the decision where the board has omitted to adjudicate upon part of the demand or has decided beyond the application.
The application for revocation must be made in writing within ten days after the decision is known or from the time the cause of prevention ceases, as the case may be.
The application for revocation suspends the execution of the decision and interrupts the time allowed for appeal or review until the parties are notified of the decision.
1979, c. 48, s. 89; 1984, c. 47, s. 139.
89. Where a decision has been rendered against a party who was prevented from producing or supplying evidence by surprise, by fraud or by any other reason considered sufficient, that party may apply for the revocation of the decision.
A party may also apply for the revocation of the decision where the board has omitted to adjudicate upon part of the demand or has decided beyond the application.
The application for revocation must be made in writing within ten days after the decision is known or from the time the cause of prevention ceases, as the case may be.
The application for revocation suspends the execution of the decision and interrupts the time allowed for appeal until the parties are notified of the decision.
1979, c. 48, s. 89.
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