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(2) The tribunal may amend or set aside an order it has made if—
(a) the order was made after hearing a proceeding in the absence of a party; or
(b) the order is in error in relation to an amount of money or the name or address of a party, and the tribunal proposes to amend or set aside the order only to correct the error; or
(c) extraordinary circumstances make it appropriate to amend or set aside the order.
(3) The tribunal may, on application by a party, while a termination and possession order subject to a condition precedent is in force – do any of the following:
(a) amend the order, whether by extending it to a stated date or otherwise; or
(b) set the order aside;
whether or not a notice has been served under section 42(1).