Tribunal procedural powers do not extend to another agency's records; customs auction details remain with Customs.

The Tribunal's procedural powers permit orders connected with appeals, but they do not extend to directing officers of another statutory agency to supply information outside its jurisdiction. Where goods were confiscated by Customs, auction-sale particulars were held to be within Customs records rather than the Airport Authority's control. The application was therefore dismissed, because there was no basis to issue directions to the Airport Authority or cargo manager on auction-related information.

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Issues: Whether the Tribunal could direct the Airport Authority or cargo manager to supply information regarding auction sale of confiscated goods under its procedural powers.

Analysis: The procedural rules of the Tribunal permit certain orders in connection with appeals, but they do not extend the Tribunal's authority over officers of another statutory agency. Since the goods were confiscated by Customs, auction-related details would lie with Customs rather than the Airport Authority.

Conclusion: The Tribunal had no reason to issue directions to the Airport Authority, and the application was dismissed.

Ratio Decidendi: The Tribunal's procedural powers do not authorize directions to an of another statutory agency where the requested information falls outside its jurisdiction.

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