Procedural autonomy of Securities Appellate Tribunal: guided by natural justice and vested with civil court powers. The Securities Appellate Tribunal is not bound by the Code of Civil Procedure, is guided by the principles of natural justice, may regulate its own procedure and sittings, and has the same powers as a civil court for specified purposes such as summoning witnesses, requiring document production, receiving affidavit evidence, issuing commissions, reviewing decisions, and handling applications ex parte; its proceedings are deemed judicial and it is treated as a civil court for certain criminal-procedure and penal provisions.
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Procedural autonomy of Securities Appellate Tribunal: guided by natural justice and vested with civil court powers.
The Securities Appellate Tribunal is not bound by the Code of Civil Procedure, is guided by the principles of natural justice, may regulate its own procedure and sittings, and has the same powers as a civil court for specified purposes such as summoning witnesses, requiring document production, receiving affidavit evidence, issuing commissions, reviewing decisions, and handling applications ex parte; its proceedings are deemed judicial and it is treated as a civil court for certain criminal-procedure and penal provisions.
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