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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open form 73a in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the Court File Number at the top of the form. This number will be provided by the court once you file your application.
  3. Fill in the Judicial District where you reside. Choose from one of the eight districts in New Brunswick, ensuring accuracy for proper processing.
  4. In the 'TO' section, input the name of the Respondent. This is crucial as it identifies who is being served with this notice.
  5. Complete the date and time fields for your court hearing, specifying whether it is a.m. or p.m., to ensure all parties are informed.
  6. Detail your request for an order in clear terms under 'the applicant intends to apply for an order that'. Be specific about what relief you seek.
  7. List any affidavits or documentary evidence you plan to present during the hearing in separate numbered paragraphs as instructed.
  8. Finally, sign and date the application at the bottom, ensuring all required information is filled out accurately before submission.

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A Section 73A application is often required when changes or developments are made to a property without obtaining the necessary planning permission. This could include extensions, alterations, changes of use, or temporary structures.
The newly introduced section 73A confers jurisdiction on the CCMA to conciliate a dispute related to the failure to pay an employee/worker (earning within the earnings threshold) any amount owing in terms of the NMW Act, BCEA, employment contract, sectoral determination or collective agreement.
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While Section 73 deals with variations to an already approved scheme, Section 73A provides a route to get previous permission to regularise unauthorised works and developments.
Section 73A of the Act provides, among other things, for retrospective planning applications to be made in respect of development which has been carried out without permission, and for applications for planning permission to authorise development which has been carried out without complying with some planning condition
In the case of unfair dismissal, the maximum amount of compensation that can be awarded is 12 months salary and 24 months in the case of an automatically unfair dismissal. There is no hard and fast rule when deciding how much compensation will be awarded.

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