Court diary maintenance under GST tribunal rules requires legible records, concise case history, execution proceedings and fortnightly review. Court diaries are to be maintained by the Court Officer in the prescribed form GSTAT CDR-02 for each appeal, petition or application and must be written legibly. The main file diary must contain a concise history of the matter and the substance of the order passed, while execution proceedings must be recorded in full. The diary is to be checked by the Deputy Registrar or Assistant Registrar and initialled once in a fortnight.
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Court diary maintenance under GST tribunal rules requires legible records, concise case history, execution proceedings and fortnightly review.
Court diaries are to be maintained by the Court Officer in the prescribed form GSTAT CDR-02 for each appeal, petition or application and must be written legibly. The main file diary must contain a concise history of the matter and the substance of the order passed, while execution proceedings must be recorded in full. The diary is to be checked by the Deputy Registrar or Assistant Registrar and initialled once in a fortnight.
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