Appellate Tribunal vacancies previously required replacement appointments, allowing proceedings to resume from the stage at which vacancies were filled. Vacancies in the Appellate Tribunal were formerly addressed by requiring the Central Government to appoint a replacement where a non-temporary vacancy ... Summary
Appellate Tribunal vacancies previously required replacement appointments, allowing proceedings to resume from the stage at which vacancies were filled.
Vacancies in the Appellate Tribunal were formerly addressed by requiring the Central Government to appoint a replacement where a non-temporary vacancy arose in the office of the Chairperson or a Member. Proceedings could continue from the stage at which the vacancy was filled. The provision was omitted with effect from 26 May 2017.
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