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of <h1>Procedure for instituting company law appeals and petitions specifying language, formatting, party identification, numbering, and statement of law requirements.</h1> Rule 20 prescribes procedural requirements for instituting company law proceedings: pleadings must be in English or accompanied by an English translation, typewritten or printed in double spacing, paginated, indexed and stitched, with specified margins; effect: non-compliant documents may be rejected or returned. The cause title must identify the Tribunal bench and the authority/order impugned; effect: proceedings without such identification are defective. Pleadings must be divided into consecutively numbered paragraphs containing discrete facts; effect: each paragraph is treated as a separate allegation. Parties full identification and representative status must appear at the outset with fixed numbering and sub-numbering for successors. Proceedings must state the legal provision relied upon immediately after the cause title.
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