Appellate Tribunal powers to confirm, modify or remit orders while safeguarding hearing rights and time limits for disposal. The Appellate Tribunal may confirm, modify, annul or remit orders after hearing parties and directing fresh adjudication or additional evidence. It may grant adjournments for sufficient cause within prescribed limits and may amend its orders to rectify apparent errors subject to hearing where liability would increase. The Tribunal should decide appeals within a prescribed timeframe, must send copies of its orders to relevant authorities and parties, and its orders are final and binding except as otherwise provided by higher review provisions.
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Appellate Tribunal powers to confirm, modify or remit orders while safeguarding hearing rights and time limits for disposal.
The Appellate Tribunal may confirm, modify, annul or remit orders after hearing parties and directing fresh adjudication or additional evidence. It may grant adjournments for sufficient cause within prescribed limits and may amend its orders to rectify apparent errors subject to hearing where liability would increase. The Tribunal should decide appeals within a prescribed timeframe, must send copies of its orders to relevant authorities and parties, and its orders are final and binding except as otherwise provided by higher review provisions.
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