Right to legal representation allows parties to appear personally or authorise specified professionals to present cases before tribunals. Right to legal representation allows an applicant or appellant to appear in person or authorise one or more chartered accountants, company secretaries, cost accountants, legal practitioners or any officer to present a case before the Tribunal or Appellate Tribunal. The definitions require chartered accountants, company secretaries and cost accountants to hold a certificate of practice under their respective Acts, and define 'legal practitioner' to include advocates, vakils, High Court attorneys and pleaders in practice.
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Right to legal representation allows parties to appear personally or authorise specified professionals to present cases before tribunals.
Right to legal representation allows an applicant or appellant to appear in person or authorise one or more chartered accountants, company secretaries, cost accountants, legal practitioners or any officer to present a case before the Tribunal or Appellate Tribunal. The definitions require chartered accountants, company secretaries and cost accountants to hold a certificate of practice under their respective Acts, and define "legal practitioner" to include advocates, vakils, High Court attorneys and pleaders in practice.
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