Appeal form requirements under GST tribunal procedure: concise grounds, proper formatting, verification and certified document copies. Rule 20 requires appeal forms to set out grounds concisely under distinct heads, numbered consecutively and typed in double spacing. Cross-objections, reference applications, stay applications and other miscellaneous applications must also be neatly typed on A4 paper, paged, indexed and tagged with the appeal form in a separate folder. Each appeal, application or cross-objection must be signed and verified by the relevant party or authorised representative, who must certify as true copies the documents produced before the Appellate Tribunal.
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Appeal form requirements under GST tribunal procedure: concise grounds, proper formatting, verification and certified document copies.
Rule 20 requires appeal forms to set out grounds concisely under distinct heads, numbered consecutively and typed in double spacing. Cross-objections, reference applications, stay applications and other miscellaneous applications must also be neatly typed on A4 paper, paged, indexed and tagged with the appeal form in a separate folder. Each appeal, application or cross-objection must be signed and verified by the relevant party or authorised representative, who must certify as true copies the documents produced before the Appellate Tribunal.
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