Right to legal representation permits appellants to appear personally or appoint legal practitioners or officers to present cases. Right to legal representation before the Cyber Appellate Tribunal allows an appellant to appear personally or use authorised representation. One or more ... Summary
Right to legal representation permits appellants to appear personally or appoint legal practitioners or officers to present cases.
Right to legal representation before the Cyber Appellate Tribunal allows an appellant to appear personally or use authorised representation. One or more legal practitioners, or any officer of the appellant, may present the case. Personal appearance remains available, while authorised representation permits the appellant's case to be presented before the Tribunal.
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