Right to legal representation permits personal appearance or authorised legal practitioners and officers before the Appellate Tribunal. Right to legal representation before the Appellate Tribunal permits an appellant to appear personally or authorise one or more legal practitioners or ... Summary
Right to legal representation permits personal appearance or authorised legal practitioners and officers before the Appellate Tribunal.
Right to legal representation before the Appellate Tribunal permits an appellant to appear personally or authorise one or more legal practitioners or officers to present the appellant's case. The provision applies to both individual and institutional appellants.
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