Right to legal representation allows appellants to appear or authorise qualified professionals to present their case. Right to legal representation permits an appellant to appear personally or authorise chartered accountants, company secretaries, cost accountants or legal practitioners to present the appellant's case, and requires each authorised category to be defined by its statute and to hold a certificate of practice.
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Right to legal representation allows appellants to appear or authorise qualified professionals to present their case.
Right to legal representation permits an appellant to appear personally or authorise chartered accountants, company secretaries, cost accountants or legal practitioners to present the appellant's case, and requires each authorised category to be defined by its statute and to hold a certificate of practice.
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