Repeal and saving: prior tribunal procedure rules' actions remain valid and are deemed done under corresponding new rules. The prior Appellate Tribunal procedure rules are repealed and a saving provision deems any act or action taken under the repealed rules to have been done under the corresponding provisions of the new rules, preserving the validity of prior measures and ensuring transitional continuity.
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Repeal and saving: prior tribunal procedure rules' actions remain valid and are deemed done under corresponding new rules.
The prior Appellate Tribunal procedure rules are repealed and a saving provision deems any act or action taken under the repealed rules to have been done under the corresponding provisions of the new rules, preserving the validity of prior measures and ensuring transitional continuity.
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