Arrangement of records requires appeal files to be divided into main, miscellaneous application, process and execution files for orderly maintenance. Rule 60 requires that the record of each appeal or petition be collated and maintained in four distinct parts: a main file (with the petition kept separately), a miscellaneous application file, a process file, and an execution file, thereby prescribing the organisation of registers for pending matters under the Tribunal's procedural rules.
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Arrangement of records requires appeal files to be divided into main, miscellaneous application, process and execution files for orderly maintenance.
Rule 60 requires that the record of each appeal or petition be collated and maintained in four distinct parts: a main file (with the petition kept separately), a miscellaneous application file, a process file, and an execution file, thereby prescribing the organisation of registers for pending matters under the Tribunal's procedural rules.
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