Memorandum of appeal must be filed at the tribunal registry or sent by registered post; postal filing effective on receipt. Rule 4 requires an aggrieved person to present a memorandum of appeal in the prescribed Form at the registry of the Appellate Tribunal within whose jurisdiction the case falls or to send it by registered post to the Registrar; a memorandum sent by post is deemed presented on the day it is received in the registry.
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Memorandum of appeal must be filed at the tribunal registry or sent by registered post; postal filing effective on receipt.
Rule 4 requires an aggrieved person to present a memorandum of appeal in the prescribed Form at the registry of the Appellate Tribunal within whose jurisdiction the case falls or to send it by registered post to the Registrar; a memorandum sent by post is deemed presented on the day it is received in the registry.
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