Power to exempt: Tribunal may exempt parties from procedural requirements to secure substantial justice where sufficient cause shown. The power to exempt enables the Appellate Tribunal to relieve parties from compliance with procedural requirements of the Rules when sufficient cause is shown; on application the Tribunal may issue directions concerning practice and procedure it considers just and expedient to render substantial justice.
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Power to exempt: Tribunal may exempt parties from procedural requirements to secure substantial justice where sufficient cause shown.
The power to exempt enables the Appellate Tribunal to relieve parties from compliance with procedural requirements of the Rules when sufficient cause is shown; on application the Tribunal may issue directions concerning practice and procedure it considers just and expedient to render substantial justice.
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