Hearing fixation policy: suspend automatic sixty day scheduling and cap daily bench listings to reduce overloading and adjourn excess. Manpower shortages and increased pendency render the practice of fixing new appeals on the 60th day impracticable. New appeals should be kept pending and fixed in regular course. Regular case listings before each Bench should not exceed twenty (excluding covered/group matters); where regular cases exceed that limit the excess shall be adjourned to the next available date after obtaining the Vice President's order. The Department's grievances about last minute additions, inadequate preparation time for Departmental Representatives, poor recording of arguments, and adverse comments for non representation are to be circulated to Bench Members for consideration.
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Hearing fixation policy: suspend automatic sixty day scheduling and cap daily bench listings to reduce overloading and adjourn excess.
Manpower shortages and increased pendency render the practice of fixing new appeals on the 60th day impracticable. New appeals should be kept pending and fixed in regular course. Regular case listings before each Bench should not exceed twenty (excluding covered/group matters); where regular cases exceed that limit the excess shall be adjourned to the next available date after obtaining the Vice President's order. The Department's grievances about last minute additions, inadequate preparation time for Departmental Representatives, poor recording of arguments, and adverse comments for non representation are to be circulated to Bench Members for consideration.
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