Majority decision procedure resolves differences within two-member tribunal benches through reference and determination by members hearing the case. Members of a two-Member Appellate Tribunal Bench who differ on any point must formulate the points of disagreement and refer them to the Chairperson. The ... Summary
Majority decision procedure resolves differences within two-member tribunal benches through reference and determination by members hearing the case.
Members of a two-Member Appellate Tribunal Bench who differ on any point must formulate the points of disagreement and refer them to the Chairperson. The disputed points are resolved according to the opinion supported by the majority of all Members hearing the case, including those who initially heard it.
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