Appellate statement amendment powers let the High Court or Supreme Court return a case for corrections and additions. If the High Court or the Supreme Court considers that the statements in a case referred to it are insufficient to determine the questions raised, it may send the matter back to the Appellate Tribunal for the limited purpose of making additions or alterations to the statement as directed by the Court.
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Appellate statement amendment powers let the High Court or Supreme Court return a case for corrections and additions.
If the High Court or the Supreme Court considers that the statements in a case referred to it are insufficient to determine the questions raised, it may send the matter back to the Appellate Tribunal for the limited purpose of making additions or alterations to the statement as directed by the Court.
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