CLR III A 3.2.4 Further examples involving easily identifiable deficiencies

In T 460/95 of 16 July 1996 the board found that in the case in hand the irregularity was obvious and easy to identify, and the appellant could easily have put it right during the time remaining. The registrar, when he received the request for an extension, could and indeed should have seen that it was based on a misunderstanding during a telephone conversation.

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