Reference filing requirements require multiple copies, specified documents and translations, with respondent designated by applicant's official status. Rule 29 requires reference applications to the High Court to be filed in quintuplicate with a particulars-based list of documents, English translations where necessary, and multiple copies of the Tribunal's order; it specifies respondent designation depending on whether the applicant is the Principal Commissioner or Commissioner or the Administrator, and provides that appeal-filing rules apply to such applications as far as practicable.
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Reference filing requirements require multiple copies, specified documents and translations, with respondent designated by applicant's official status.
Rule 29 requires reference applications to the High Court to be filed in quintuplicate with a particulars-based list of documents, English translations where necessary, and multiple copies of the Tribunal's order; it specifies respondent designation depending on whether the applicant is the Principal Commissioner or Commissioner or the Administrator, and provides that appeal-filing rules apply to such applications as far as practicable.
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