Appeal filing procedure under social security rules covers limitation, fee, service, replies, and hearing management. Rule 13 governs appeals to the Tribunal by prescribing the language of proceedings, the form and manner of presentation, filing fees, limitation periods, scrutiny of defects, territorial jurisdiction, paper-book requirements, service of notice, filing of replies, hearing procedure, restoration, substitution of parties, and communication of orders. Appeals are to be filed in Form-I, ordinarily within sixty days, with provision for extension on sufficient cause, and employer appeals are subject to a mandatory deposit condition. The rule also empowers the Registrar and Tribunal to manage registration, service, hearing schedules, adjournments, ex parte proceedings, and related administrative matters.
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Appeal filing procedure under social security rules covers limitation, fee, service, replies, and hearing management.
Rule 13 governs appeals to the Tribunal by prescribing the language of proceedings, the form and manner of presentation, filing fees, limitation periods, scrutiny of defects, territorial jurisdiction, paper-book requirements, service of notice, filing of replies, hearing procedure, restoration, substitution of parties, and communication of orders. Appeals are to be filed in Form-I, ordinarily within sixty days, with provision for extension on sufficient cause, and employer appeals are subject to a mandatory deposit condition. The rule also empowers the Registrar and Tribunal to manage registration, service, hearing schedules, adjournments, ex parte proceedings, and related administrative matters.
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