Committee disagreement rule: when two members differ on filing an appeal, the matter must proceed by appeal to the Tribunal. Committee of Chief Commissioners may examine orders for legality or propriety and direct an authorized officer to appeal to the Appellate Tribunal. When two-member Committees agree on filing or not filing an appeal, their common view prevails; if the two members differ, the Committee shall file an appeal.
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Committee disagreement rule: when two members differ on filing an appeal, the matter must proceed by appeal to the Tribunal.
Committee of Chief Commissioners may examine orders for legality or propriety and direct an authorized officer to appeal to the Appellate Tribunal. When two-member Committees agree on filing or not filing an appeal, their common view prevails; if the two members differ, the Committee shall file an appeal.
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