Forthcoming Tribunal Hearings

Hearings and case management discussions of the First-tier Tribunal for Scotland (Housing and Property Chamber) are held in public. Below you will find the list of hearings and case management discussions arranged in date order. The list contains all hearings and case management discussions scheduled to take place in the coming month. This page will be updated weekly with the schedule up to a month ahead.
 
Observing/ Listening into a hearing or case management discussion

If you wish to attend in person as an observer, you are asked to contact the Housing and Property Chamber administration in advance of the hearing as space is limited. Places will be allocated on the day on a “first come” basis and places cannot be guaranteed. If the proceedings are being heard by teleconference, it is possible to listen to the proceedings and to do so you will need to contact the Chamber administration in advance and obtain an access code for the telephone conference call. 

When attending or listening into a hearing and case management discussion, observers and those listening are asked to bear in mind the following points:

• Hearings and case management discussions can be subject to sudden cancellation or postponement. You are advised to confirm that it is still taking place by telephoning the administration on, or shortly before, the scheduled date.
• The Tribunal may exclude observers from the proceedings or part of the proceedings, either on their own initiative or on the application of any party, where the Tribunal decide that public proceedings would adversely affect the fairness of the proceedings.
• The Tribunal may consider any such application on the day of the hearing or case management discussion, although parties are encouraged to make any such application in advance. Guidance is available on the website.
• Where all or any part of a hearing or case management discussion is held in private, this will not be open to observers
• Whilst you will be able to attend a hearing or case management discussion, you should be aware that you will not be entitled to participate in the proceedings in any way. In addition you will not be provided with any papers or documentation in relation to the particular case.
• Your presence will be made known to the hearing clerk, tribunal judge and parties and you will require to provide your details to the Chamber administration.
• You should bear in mind that the information which is discussed in hearings and case management discussions can often be sensitive and complex.
• Making recordings of tribunal proceedings is forbidden and may result in criminal prosecution.
• Some decisions may not be announced by the Tribunal on the day and, in which case, they will be issued in writing to the parties and published on the Chamber website at a later date.

In the table below, the type of application can be determined by the two-letter code within the reference number, and the key below lists the possible application types:

CV: Civil Proceedings

EV: Eviction

GL or GA: Appeal by an applicant against the decision of landlord registration or letting agent registration

LA: Letting agent code of practice

LM or PF: Property Factor applications

PR: Other private rented applications

RA, RN, RR or RS: Rent assessment

RP or RT: Repairing standard applications

TE: Terms of new private residential tenancy

XL or

XA: Extension of time to register a landlord or letting agent