Court power to require amended statements: remit cases to the Appellate Tribunal for additions or alterations when statements are insufficient. If statements in a case referred to the High Court or Supreme Court are insufficient to determine the questions raised, the Court may refer the case back ... Summary
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Court power to require amended statements: remit cases to the Appellate Tribunal for additions or alterations when statements are insufficient.
If statements in a case referred to the High Court or Supreme Court are insufficient to determine the questions raised, the Court may refer the case back to the Appellate Tribunal to make such additions or alterations to the statement as it directs so the record becomes sufficient to decide the issues.
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