Appellate Tribunal appeals require prescribed form, copies, fee and penalty deposit, subject to hardship-based waiver conditions. Appeals to the Appellate Tribunal must be filed in the prescribed Form II, signed by the applicant, submitted in triplicate, and accompanied by copies of ... Summary
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Appellate Tribunal appeals require prescribed form, copies, fee and penalty deposit, subject to hardship-based waiver conditions.
Appeals to the Appellate Tribunal must be filed in the prescribed Form II, signed by the applicant, submitted in triplicate, and accompanied by copies of the challenged order, the prescribed fee, and penalty pre-deposit where applicable. The Appellate Tribunal may waive penalty pre-deposit for undue hardship, subject to conditions protecting recovery. Appeals must contain concise and separately headed grounds, service details, and deposit particulars. Delayed appeals require a verified petition explaining the delay with supporting documents.
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