The forum is the Court of First Instance. Normally the review will be heard by the same adjudicator. Normally the appeal will be heard by a Judge of the Court of First Instance. No legal representation is permitted. Parties may conduct the appeal by engaging lawyers Costs consequence is generally insignificant.
Legal costs can be substantial.
Fresh evidence may be received in a review. No further evidence may be received on appeal. Not bound by the Tribunal's previous finding of facts. No power to reverse or vary the Tribunal's determination on questions of fact. Appeal is to the Court of First Instance.