Preservation of records: Tribunal Registry must maintain petition records and orders for fifteen years; other records preserved for five years. Physical documents and other records relating to petitions or applications shall be preserved in the Tribunal's record room for five years after the passing of the final order, while the Registry must maintain the record of petitions or applications-including the orders and directions passed by the Tribunal-for fifteen years after the passing of the final order.
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Preservation of records: Tribunal Registry must maintain petition records and orders for fifteen years; other records preserved for five years.
Physical documents and other records relating to petitions or applications shall be preserved in the Tribunal's record room for five years after the passing of the final order, while the Registry must maintain the record of petitions or applications-including the orders and directions passed by the Tribunal-for fifteen years after the passing of the final order.
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