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6.—(1) A party may withdraw his application or reply—
(a)at any time before the hearing of the application by delivering to the Secretary a notice signed by the party or the party’s representative stating that the application or reply is withdrawn; or
(b)at the hearing of the application, with the permission of the Tribunal.
(2) The withdrawal of an application or reply does not prevent the Tribunal from exercising its power to award costs.
(3) Any application for such an award of costs must be made promptly.
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