Record furnishing duty: Appellate Tribunal must provide case records to Commissioner for commission execution; originals only when necessary. The Appellate Tribunal must supply to the Commissioner such case records as are necessary to execute a commission; originals are furnished only when a copy is inadequate or cannot be obtained without unreasonable expense or delay, and delivery and return of records require proper acknowledgement.
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Record furnishing duty: Appellate Tribunal must provide case records to Commissioner for commission execution; originals only when necessary.
The Appellate Tribunal must supply to the Commissioner such case records as are necessary to execute a commission; originals are furnished only when a copy is inadequate or cannot be obtained without unreasonable expense or delay, and delivery and return of records require proper acknowledgement.
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