Finality of award: review allowed for substantial miscarriage of justice or apparent error, subject to deposit and suspension rules. An award is final and binding but may be reviewed by the Board only for substantial miscarriage of justice or an error apparent on the face of the award. A review petition must be filed within the prescribed period; petitions by parties ordered to pay are ordinarily entertained only if the specified deposit is made, subject to waiver. Filing a petition suspends the award until the review period expires or the Board disposes the petition. The Board may determine procedure consistent with natural justice, review the award, pass appropriate orders and specify compliance timelines.
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Finality of award: review allowed for substantial miscarriage of justice or apparent error, subject to deposit and suspension rules.
An award is final and binding but may be reviewed by the Board only for substantial miscarriage of justice or an error apparent on the face of the award. A review petition must be filed within the prescribed period; petitions by parties ordered to pay are ordinarily entertained only if the specified deposit is made, subject to waiver. Filing a petition suspends the award until the review period expires or the Board disposes the petition. The Board may determine procedure consistent with natural justice, review the award, pass appropriate orders and specify compliance timelines.
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