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12.33 When the UT remits a case to the FTT, does it require a complete rehearing of all the issues?

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    No. See NW v Poole & SENDIST [2007] EWCA Civ 1145 #21: Where a case had been remitted to the FTT for it to provide additional specificity in the statement, that did not necessarily require that there should be a complete rehearing of all the issues.

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