Custody of tribunal seal and records rests with the Registrar; affixing the seal and issuing certified copies requires written authorization. The Registrar is the custodian of the Tribunal's records and exercises functions assigned by the rules or President; with presidential approval the Registrar may delegate duties to a Deputy or Assistant Registrar, who may act for the Registrar in absence. The official Seal remains in the Registrar's (or Deputy/Assistant Registrar's) custody and, subject to Presidential directions, may be affixed to orders, processes or certified copies only under the Registrar's (or authorized deputy/assistant's) written authority.
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Custody of tribunal seal and records rests with the Registrar; affixing the seal and issuing certified copies requires written authorization.
The Registrar is the custodian of the Tribunal's records and exercises functions assigned by the rules or President; with presidential approval the Registrar may delegate duties to a Deputy or Assistant Registrar, who may act for the Registrar in absence. The official Seal remains in the Registrar's (or Deputy/Assistant Registrar's) custody and, subject to Presidential directions, may be affixed to orders, processes or certified copies only under the Registrar's (or authorized deputy/assistant's) written authority.
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