Appellate Tribunal sittings: tribunal may sit at office or other jurisdictional location; alternate member may preside. The Appellate Tribunal shall hold its sittings at the place where its office is situated or at any other place within its jurisdiction as it may deem fit. In the temporary absence of the Presiding Officer, the Government may authorise one of the two other Members to preside over the sitting at the office or at any other place within the Tribunal's jurisdiction as it may deem fit.
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Appellate Tribunal sittings: tribunal may sit at office or other jurisdictional location; alternate member may preside.
The Appellate Tribunal shall hold its sittings at the place where its office is situated or at any other place within its jurisdiction as it may deem fit. In the temporary absence of the Presiding Officer, the Government may authorise one of the two other Members to preside over the sitting at the office or at any other place within the Tribunal's jurisdiction as it may deem fit.
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