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<h1>National Tax Tribunal follows natural justice, regulates procedures, and holds civil court powers under CPC provisions</h1> The National Tax Tribunal operates independently of the Code of Civil Procedure but follows principles of natural justice and regulates its own procedures. It holds powers equivalent to a civil court under the Code of Civil Procedure for matters including discovery and production of documents, requisitioning public records, dismissing or deciding appeals by default or ex parte, setting aside such orders, rectifying apparent errors, and other prescribed matters. Proceedings before the Tribunal are considered judicial and it is treated as a civil court for relevant penal and procedural provisions under the Indian Penal Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure.