Appeal filing procedure: appeals must be in prescribed form and presented or posted to the authorised receiving officer. Memorandum of appeal must be in the prescribed form and presented in person, by an agent, or sent by registered post to the officer authorised to receive appeals for the Bench; appeals sent by post are deemed presented on receipt. An appellant may, for urgency or sufficient reason, present or send the appeal to the officer of the nearest Bench, who must forward it to the appropriate Bench. 'Form' means the appeal form prescribed under the relevant appeal rules; 'concerned officer' means the Registrar, Assistant Registrar or any officer authorised to receive appeals for that Bench.
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Appeal filing procedure: appeals must be in prescribed form and presented or posted to the authorised receiving officer.
Memorandum of appeal must be in the prescribed form and presented in person, by an agent, or sent by registered post to the officer authorised to receive appeals for the Bench; appeals sent by post are deemed presented on receipt. An appellant may, for urgency or sufficient reason, present or send the appeal to the officer of the nearest Bench, who must forward it to the appropriate Bench. "Form" means the appeal form prescribed under the relevant appeal rules; "concerned officer" means the Registrar, Assistant Registrar or any officer authorised to receive appeals for that Bench.
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