Hearing procedure ensures appellant speaks first, respondent may be heard, and appellant entitled to reply. Rule 19 requires that on the day fixed or an adjourned date the appellant shall be heard in support of the appeal, the Tribunal may then hear the respondent against the appeal, and the appellant shall be entitled to reply.
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Hearing procedure ensures appellant speaks first, respondent may be heard, and appellant entitled to reply.
Rule 19 requires that on the day fixed or an adjourned date the appellant shall be heard in support of the appeal, the Tribunal may then hear the respondent against the appeal, and the appellant shall be entitled to reply.
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