Authorization for appeal filings requires a true copy of the authorisation letter, with the Registrar able to seek further proof. An appeal filed by or on behalf of a party must be accompanied by a true copy of the authorization letter empowering the person who signs or verifies the appeal. The copy is produced for verification by the Registrar, who may also require further materials at any time to satisfy himself that due authorisation exists.
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Authorization for appeal filings requires a true copy of the authorisation letter, with the Registrar able to seek further proof.
An appeal filed by or on behalf of a party must be accompanied by a true copy of the authorization letter empowering the person who signs or verifies the appeal. The copy is produced for verification by the Registrar, who may also require further materials at any time to satisfy himself that due authorisation exists.
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