Section 84 — Administrative Review Tribunal Act 2024: If applicant dies or is bankrupt, wound up or in liquidation or administration

When this section applies (1) This section applies in relation to a proceeding in the Tribunal in relation to an application (the substantive application) for review of a decision if: (a) the applicant: (i) dies; or (ii) becomes bankrupt; or (iii) is wound up or otherwise ceases to exist; or (iv) becomes subject to any form of liquidation or administration (however described); and (b) the Tribunal considers that the applicant cannot continue with the substantive application because of the event mentioned in paragraph (a). Another person may apply to continue with substantive application (2) The following persons may apply to the Tribunal to continue with the substantive application: (a) a legal personal representative, executor, administrator, liquidator or trustee of the applicant for the substantive application; (b) a person who would have been entitled to apply for review of the decision at the time the substantive application was made. (3) If a person applies to continue with the substantive application, the Tribunal may, on request or on its own initiative, give such orders as appear to the Tribunal to be appropriate in the circumstances. Tribunal may dismiss substantive application (4) The Tribunal may dismiss the substantive application if: (a) the Tribunal considers that there is no person mentioned in subsection (2) who can continue with the substantive application; or (b) no application to continue with the substantive application is made within 3 months after the Tribunal becomes aware of the event mentioned in paragraph (1)(a).