Appellate tribunal procedure: guided by natural justice and vested with civil-court powers to regulate appeals. Procedure for appeals before the Appellate Tribunal is governed by principles of natural justice with the Tribunal empowered to regulate its own ... Summary
Appellate tribunal procedure: guided by natural justice and vested with civil-court powers to regulate appeals.
Procedure for appeals before the Appellate Tribunal is governed by principles of natural justice with the Tribunal empowered to regulate its own procedure; it has specified civil-court powers-including summoning witnesses, compelling discovery, receiving affidavit evidence, requisitioning public records, issuing commissions, and dismissing or setting aside representations for default-and may exercise other prescribed powers.
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