Appeal against acquisition of immovable property: tribunal hears prescribed appeals and may extend filing for sufficient cause. Statutory appeal rights exist to the Appellate Tribunal against orders for acquisition of immovable property by specified persons, with prescribed filing ... Summary
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Appeal against acquisition of immovable property: tribunal hears prescribed appeals and may extend filing for sufficient cause.
Statutory appeal rights exist to the Appellate Tribunal against orders for acquisition of immovable property by specified persons, with prescribed filing timelines and a discretion to admit late appeals for sufficient cause. Appeals must follow prescribed form, verification and fee requirements; the Tribunal shall fix hearings, notify parties, hear them before issuing orders, may correct apparent mistakes within a limited period with prior hearing if prejudicial, and must send copies of its orders to revenue authorities while aiming for expeditious disposal.
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