Supreme Court and High Court orders must be placed before the Appellate Tribunal promptly for information and compliance tracking. Whenever an interim or final order of the Hon'ble Supreme Court or Hon'ble High Courts is received in an appeal or other proceeding against a decision of the Appellate Tribunal, it must be forthwith placed before the President and the same Bench of Members for information and kept in the relevant case file. Immediate attention of the Registrar must be drawn to directions requiring compliance. The provision sets out a procedural mechanism for circulation, record-keeping, and administrative compliance with superior court orders.
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Supreme Court and High Court orders must be placed before the Appellate Tribunal promptly for information and compliance tracking.
Whenever an interim or final order of the Hon'ble Supreme Court or Hon'ble High Courts is received in an appeal or other proceeding against a decision of the Appellate Tribunal, it must be forthwith placed before the President and the same Bench of Members for information and kept in the relevant case file. Immediate attention of the Registrar must be drawn to directions requiring compliance. The provision sets out a procedural mechanism for circulation, record-keeping, and administrative compliance with superior court orders.
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