Tribunal disposal of cases requires hearing, reasoned orders, and recorded grounds for summary dismissal in appeals. The Appellate Tribunal may dispose of an application, petition or appeal after giving the parties a reasonable opportunity of being heard and may pass such order as it considers fit. It may also summarily dismiss an appeal, for reasons recorded, if it finds insufficient grounds for further proceedings. The rule governs disposal of cases, requiring hearing and reasoned decision-making, including recorded justification for summary dismissal.
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Tribunal disposal of cases requires hearing, reasoned orders, and recorded grounds for summary dismissal in appeals.
The Appellate Tribunal may dispose of an application, petition or appeal after giving the parties a reasonable opportunity of being heard and may pass such order as it considers fit. It may also summarily dismiss an appeal, for reasons recorded, if it finds insufficient grounds for further proceedings. The rule governs disposal of cases, requiring hearing and reasoned decision-making, including recorded justification for summary dismissal.
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