Pronouncement of orders by a tribunal must be written, signed, sealed and issued within a set timeframe for enforcement. Rule 150 requires the Tribunal to pronounce an order after hearing parties-immediately or as soon as practicable but not later than thirty days from final hearing; every order must be written, signed and dated by the President or Member(s) who heard the case, certified copies must be provided to parties, the Tribunal may transmit orders to a court for enforcement on application or suo motu, and every order, judgment or notice must bear the Tribunal's seal.
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Pronouncement of orders by a tribunal must be written, signed, sealed and issued within a set timeframe for enforcement.
Rule 150 requires the Tribunal to pronounce an order after hearing parties-immediately or as soon as practicable but not later than thirty days from final hearing; every order must be written, signed and dated by the President or Member(s) who heard the case, certified copies must be provided to parties, the Tribunal may transmit orders to a court for enforcement on application or suo motu, and every order, judgment or notice must bear the Tribunal's seal.
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