Reconsideration versus appeal of a tribunal decision

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1. Reconsideration asks the same tribunal to look again

   Usually on limited grounds and short timelines.

2. An appeal or judicial review goes to a court

   Only if the statute or general public-law rules allow it.

3. Read the decision’s last pages

   They often state the path and the days to file.

4. Missing the window usually ends the shortcut

   Diary the date.

Official law on this site: administrative-tribunal-law.

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