Appeal to Appellate Tribunal sets filing, form, content and procedural rules, including possible stay and timely disposal of appeals. An aggrieved party may prefer an Appeal to the Appellate Tribunal in the prescribed form within the statutory period unless sufficient cause for delay is shown. Appeals must state the inquiry steps, attach a certified copy of the Commission's order, affirm annexures as true copies, and be supported by an affidavit signed by the appellant or authorized representative. The Registrar scrutinises and registers compliant appeals, returns defective ones for rectification, and places registered appeals for hearing. The Tribunal may dismiss summarily, issue notices, or make orders; it may grant a stay on terms but filing does not per se stay execution. The Registrar transmits the final order to parties and the Commission.