Discretionary costs power allows the Appellate Tribunal to impose costs on a defaulting party as it deems fit. The Appellate Tribunal may, at its discretion, impose costs on a defaulting party and make such order on costs as it considers appropriate. The provision ... Summary
Discretionary costs power allows the Appellate Tribunal to impose costs on a defaulting party as it deems fit.
The Appellate Tribunal may, at its discretion, impose costs on a defaulting party and make such order on costs as it considers appropriate. The provision confers a broad procedural power linked to default before the Tribunal and leaves the quantum and manner of costs to the Tribunal's judgment in the circumstances of the case.
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