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<h1>Rule 33: Respondents Must File Replies in Quintuplicate, Address Defects, and List Relevant Documents for Tribunal Cases.</h1> Rule 33 of the Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (Procedure) Rules, 1982, outlines the requirements for a reply to an application under rule 32. The reply must be filed in quintuplicate and should clearly admit or deny the existence of any legal question arising from the Tribunal's order. If the applicant's question is defective, the reply must specify the defects and state the correct legal question. Additionally, the reply should include a list of relevant documents, with translations into English if necessary, that the respondent believes should be part of the case.