Custody of tribunal records is controlled by the Registrar, with removal allowed only by leave or for administrative purposes. The Registrar has custody of the Appellate Tribunal's records, and no filed record or document may be taken out of the Tribunal's custody without its leave. The Registrar may, however, allow another officer to remove an official paper or record for administrative purposes. The rule therefore regulates custody and controlled removal of tribunal records under authorised supervision.
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Custody of tribunal records is controlled by the Registrar, with removal allowed only by leave or for administrative purposes.
The Registrar has custody of the Appellate Tribunal's records, and no filed record or document may be taken out of the Tribunal's custody without its leave. The Registrar may, however, allow another officer to remove an official paper or record for administrative purposes. The rule therefore regulates custody and controlled removal of tribunal records under authorised supervision.
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