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<h1>Appeal Process for Securities Tribunal: Filing, Defect Rectification, and Appeal Against Registrar's Decision Explained Under 2000 Rules.</h1> The Securities Contracts (Regulation) (Appeal to Securities Appellate Tribunal) Rules, 2000, detail the procedure for presenting and scrutinizing a memorandum of appeal. The Registrar must endorse the date of presentation and sign it. If the appeal is in order, it is registered and assigned a serial number. For formal defects, the appellant may rectify them immediately; otherwise, time is granted for correction. If defects remain unrectified, the Registrar can refuse registration, notifying the appellant within seven days. Appeals against the Registrar's decision must be made within 15 days to the Presiding Officer or an authorized Member, whose decision is final.