Withdrawal of appeal before Appellate Tribunal requires approval after acknowledgment and timely refiling within the appeal period. Withdrawal of an appeal filed before the Appellate Tribunal may be sought by the appellant before the order under section 30(2) is issued. If acknowledgment has been issued, the withdrawal requires approval of the Appellate Tribunal, which must decide the application within fifteen days. Any fresh appeal filed after such withdrawal must be filed within the period prescribed for appeals under section 30(1).
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Withdrawal of appeal before Appellate Tribunal requires approval after acknowledgment and timely refiling within the appeal period.
Withdrawal of an appeal filed before the Appellate Tribunal may be sought by the appellant before the order under section 30(2) is issued. If acknowledgment has been issued, the withdrawal requires approval of the Appellate Tribunal, which must decide the application within fifteen days. Any fresh appeal filed after such withdrawal must be filed within the period prescribed for appeals under section 30(1).
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