Witness allowance rules before the Appellate Tribunal govern travel payments, deposits for summons, and interpreter compensation. Witness allowance before the Appellate Tribunal follows applicable government travel and daily allowance rules for summoned government servants. Where no employer allowance exists, the Registrar fixes a sum to cover reasonable travel and other expenses, and the party seeking summons must deposit the estimated amount before issuance. Court witnesses are paid as directed by the Appellate Tribunal, and the same allowance provisions apply to interpreters.
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Witness allowance rules before the Appellate Tribunal govern travel payments, deposits for summons, and interpreter compensation.
Witness allowance before the Appellate Tribunal follows applicable government travel and daily allowance rules for summoned government servants. Where no employer allowance exists, the Registrar fixes a sum to cover reasonable travel and other expenses, and the party seeking summons must deposit the estimated amount before issuance. Court witnesses are paid as directed by the Appellate Tribunal, and the same allowance provisions apply to interpreters.
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