Party appearance rights permit personal attendance or authorised representatives, including specified professionals and corporate officers. Each party may appear before the Bench in person or through an authorised representative, which may be an advocate, a secretary in whole-time practice, a practising chartered accountant, or a practising cost and works accountant; a company may appoint and authorise a director or company secretary to appear, and the Central Government, the Regional Director and the Registrar may authorise officers to represent them.
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Party appearance rights permit personal attendance or authorised representatives, including specified professionals and corporate officers.
Each party may appear before the Bench in person or through an authorised representative, which may be an advocate, a secretary in whole-time practice, a practising chartered accountant, or a practising cost and works accountant; a company may appoint and authorise a director or company secretary to appear, and the Central Government, the Regional Director and the Registrar may authorise officers to represent them.
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