Tribunal order dating and signing rules define when the final order date arises in appeal proceedings. Every Appellate Tribunal order must be in writing and signed and dated by the Members of the Bench. The last hearing date must be typed on the first page. If the order is dictated on the Bench, the dictation date is the final order date; if reserved, the pronouncement date applies. Where only the gist is pronounced first, the detailed order must record that date, and the final order date is when all Members sign, or the last signature date if signed on different dates.
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Tribunal order dating and signing rules define when the final order date arises in appeal proceedings.
Every Appellate Tribunal order must be in writing and signed and dated by the Members of the Bench. The last hearing date must be typed on the first page. If the order is dictated on the Bench, the dictation date is the final order date; if reserved, the pronouncement date applies. Where only the gist is pronounced first, the detailed order must record that date, and the final order date is when all Members sign, or the last signature date if signed on different dates.
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