Professional dress for authorised representatives required before the tribunal, with a summer exemption for coats. Authorised representatives appearing before the Tribunal must wear prescribed professional dress; absent such dress, males must wear a black coat with white shirt and black tie, and females a black coat over a white sari or other white dress. A summer-season exception permits dispensing with the black coat when appearing before a Bench. Departmental employees of Customs or Central Excise appointed as authorised representatives are not treated as regular employees of a party and thus fall within the rule.
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Professional dress for authorised representatives required before the tribunal, with a summer exemption for coats.
Authorised representatives appearing before the Tribunal must wear prescribed professional dress; absent such dress, males must wear a black coat with white shirt and black tie, and females a black coat over a white sari or other white dress. A summer-season exception permits dispensing with the black coat when appearing before a Bench. Departmental employees of Customs or Central Excise appointed as authorised representatives are not treated as regular employees of a party and thus fall within the rule.
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