Appellate Tribunal default procedure allows dismissal or merits hearing when an appellant fails to appear at appeal hearing. Appellate Tribunal procedure permits an appeal to be dismissed for default or heard on merits when the appellant is absent at the hearing. If the appeal is dismissed for default, it must be restored when the appellant later shows sufficient cause for non-appearance.
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Provisions expressly mentioned in the judgment/order text.
Appellate Tribunal default procedure allows dismissal or merits hearing when an appellant fails to appear at appeal hearing.
Appellate Tribunal procedure permits an appeal to be dismissed for default or heard on merits when the appellant is absent at the hearing. If the appeal is dismissed for default, it must be restored when the appellant later shows sufficient cause for non-appearance.
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