Ex parte hearings allowed when appellant appears and respondent defaults, permitting the tribunal to hear and decide the appeal. Where an appeal is called and the appellant appears but the respondent does not on the day fixed or any adjourned date, the Appellate Tribunal may hear and decide the appeal ex parte, the rule conferring discretion to proceed in the respondent's absence when the specified presence-and-absence condition is met.
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Ex parte hearings allowed when appellant appears and respondent defaults, permitting the tribunal to hear and decide the appeal.
Where an appeal is called and the appellant appears but the respondent does not on the day fixed or any adjourned date, the Appellate Tribunal may hear and decide the appeal ex parte, the rule conferring discretion to proceed in the respondent's absence when the specified presence-and-absence condition is met.
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