Production of additional evidence: Tribunal discretion to permit documents or witnesses when necessary to enable just adjudication. Rule 23 prohibits parties from producing additional oral or documentary evidence before the Tribunal except where the Tribunal, for reasons to be recorded, permits documents, witnesses, or affidavits to be produced or examined to enable it to pass orders or where prior authorities denied sufficient opportunity; such evidence may be adduced before the Tribunal or a directed departmental authority, which must comply and forward records to the Tribunal, and the Tribunal may on its own motion call for documents or summon witnesses to meet the ends of justice.
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Production of additional evidence: Tribunal discretion to permit documents or witnesses when necessary to enable just adjudication.
Rule 23 prohibits parties from producing additional oral or documentary evidence before the Tribunal except where the Tribunal, for reasons to be recorded, permits documents, witnesses, or affidavits to be produced or examined to enable it to pass orders or where prior authorities denied sufficient opportunity; such evidence may be adduced before the Tribunal or a directed departmental authority, which must comply and forward records to the Tribunal, and the Tribunal may on its own motion call for documents or summon witnesses to meet the ends of justice.
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