Inherent powers of the Appellate Tribunal remain preserved to secure justice and prevent abuse of process. The Appellate Tribunal retains inherent powers to make orders and issue directions necessary to secure the ends of justice or prevent abuse of its process. Nothing in the Procedure Rules limits or affects that residual authority, and the provision operates as a saving clause preserving the Tribunal's ability to manage proceedings effectively and issue incidental directions for fair conduct of matters.
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Inherent powers of the Appellate Tribunal remain preserved to secure justice and prevent abuse of process.
The Appellate Tribunal retains inherent powers to make orders and issue directions necessary to secure the ends of justice or prevent abuse of its process. Nothing in the Procedure Rules limits or affects that residual authority, and the provision operates as a saving clause preserving the Tribunal's ability to manage proceedings effectively and issue incidental directions for fair conduct of matters.
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