Adjournment power: tribunal may grant adjournments for sufficient cause with written reasons, subject to statutory limits. The amendment empowers the Appellate Tribunal to grant time or adjourn the hearing of an appeal if sufficient cause is shown, requiring that reasons for adjournment be recorded in writing, and places a limit on the number of adjournments a party may obtain during the hearing.
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Adjournment power: tribunal may grant adjournments for sufficient cause with written reasons, subject to statutory limits.
The amendment empowers the Appellate Tribunal to grant time or adjourn the hearing of an appeal if sufficient cause is shown, requiring that reasons for adjournment be recorded in writing, and places a limit on the number of adjournments a party may obtain during the hearing.
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