Appeal filing procedures require date stamping, diary numbering, scrutiny and possible return for compliance within prescribed time. Rule 26 mandates that the filing counter immediately affix the date and stamp, initial the stamp on the first page of copies, return an acknowledgement, record particulars and assign a diary number before sending documents for scrutiny. If defects are found the document is returned with notice for correction; failure to comply within seven days permits the Registrar to pass orders, allow rectification or extensions, or decline to register the document for reasons recorded in writing.
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Appeal filing procedures require date stamping, diary numbering, scrutiny and possible return for compliance within prescribed time.
Rule 26 mandates that the filing counter immediately affix the date and stamp, initial the stamp on the first page of copies, return an acknowledgement, record particulars and assign a diary number before sending documents for scrutiny. If defects are found the document is returned with notice for correction; failure to comply within seven days permits the Registrar to pass orders, allow rectification or extensions, or decline to register the document for reasons recorded in writing.
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