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The Appeals Officer’s decision is normally final and conclusive but may be appealed to the High Court on any question of law. However, it may be subject to review in the following circumstances: - by an Appeals Officer where new facts or evidence which are relevant to the original decision are brought to notice since the appeal decision was given, or - by the Chief Appeals Officer where it is considered that the decision was wrong by reason of a mistake in relation to the law or the facts. In making a request for a review of an appeal decision you must enclose the new evidence, or, if you are seeking a review by the Chief Appeals Officer, you must give specific reasons why you believe a mistake has been made regarding the law or the facts.
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Is cinneadh críochnaitheach dochloíte é cinneadh an Oifigigh Achomharc, de ghnáth, ach féadfar é a achomharc chun na hArd-Chúirte ar aon phonc dlí. Féadfaidh sé a bheith faoi réir athbhreithnithe, áfach, sna dálaí seo a leanas: - Féadfaidh Oifigeach Achomharc é a athbhreithniú má thugtar fíricí nó fianaise nua a bhaineann leis an gcinneadh bunaidh ar aird ó tugadh an cinneadh achomhairc, nó. - Féadfaidh Príomh-Oifigeach na nAchomharc é a athbhreithniú má bhreithnítear go raibh an cinneadh mícheart mar gheall ar bhotún i ndáil leis an dlí nó na fíricí. Agus iarratas á dhéanamh agat ar athbhreithniú ar chinneadh achomhairc, ní mór duit an fhianaise nua a chur faoi iamh, nó, má tá athbhreithniú ó Phríomh-Oifigeach na nAchomharc á lorg agat, ní mór duit fáthanna sonracha a gcreideann tú go ndearnadh botún maidir leis an dlí nó na fíricí a lua.