Authorising a tribunal member to pronounce orders when original bench unavailable, subject to prior signatures and signature entry. Rule 152 permits the President to authorise another Member to pronounce an order when the original Members are unavailable or have ceased to be Members, provided the order has been prepared and signed by all Members who heard the case; the authorised Member's pronouncement is deemed duly pronounced and he must affix his signature in the order sheet. If any Member who heard the case cannot sign for reasons such as death, retirement or resignation, the matter is deemed released from part-heard and is to be listed afresh for hearing.
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Authorising a tribunal member to pronounce orders when original bench unavailable, subject to prior signatures and signature entry.
Rule 152 permits the President to authorise another Member to pronounce an order when the original Members are unavailable or have ceased to be Members, provided the order has been prepared and signed by all Members who heard the case; the authorised Member's pronouncement is deemed duly pronounced and he must affix his signature in the order sheet. If any Member who heard the case cannot sign for reasons such as death, retirement or resignation, the matter is deemed released from part-heard and is to be listed afresh for hearing.
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