Tribunal reply filing procedure sets timelines for respondents, service of documents, and the applicant's response obligations. Respondents before the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal may file a reply and supporting documents with the registrar within one month of receipt, personally or through an authorised representative, and must promptly serve copies on the applicant. The applicant must then specifically admit, deny or rebut the respondent's facts and may state additional facts as necessary.
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Tribunal reply filing procedure sets timelines for respondents, service of documents, and the applicant's response obligations.
Respondents before the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal may file a reply and supporting documents with the registrar within one month of receipt, personally or through an authorised representative, and must promptly serve copies on the applicant. The applicant must then specifically admit, deny or rebut the respondent's facts and may state additional facts as necessary.
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