Affidavit evidence and cross-examination before the Appellate Tribunal may be directed to protect natural justice. The Appellate Tribunal may require parties in an appeal to give evidence by affidavit. Where cross-examination is considered necessary in the interest of ... Summary
Affidavit evidence and cross-examination before the Appellate Tribunal may be directed to protect natural justice.
The Appellate Tribunal may require parties in an appeal to give evidence by affidavit. Where cross-examination is considered necessary in the interest of natural justice, the Tribunal may direct examination of the deponent on disputed points through video conferencing or other appropriate means, on an application made by a party.
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