Appellate tribunal non constitution: appeals to tribunal may be filed from the President's assumption of office; dispose pending appeals. Appeals against adjudicating authorities proceed to the prescribed Appellate Authority under Section 107 and rule 109A; appeals from those Appellate Authorities lie to the Appellate Tribunal under Section 112. Pending non constitution of the Tribunal, the Ninth Removal of Difficulties Order provides that limitation for filing appeals to the Tribunal runs from the date the President or State President assumes office. Appellate authorities should dispose pending appeals and may note in the preamble that tribunal appeals can be filed from the President's or State President's assumption of office.
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Appellate tribunal non constitution: appeals to tribunal may be filed from the President's assumption of office; dispose pending appeals.
Appeals against adjudicating authorities proceed to the prescribed Appellate Authority under Section 107 and rule 109A; appeals from those Appellate Authorities lie to the Appellate Tribunal under Section 112. Pending non constitution of the Tribunal, the Ninth Removal of Difficulties Order provides that limitation for filing appeals to the Tribunal runs from the date the President or State President assumes office. Appellate authorities should dispose pending appeals and may note in the preamble that tribunal appeals can be filed from the President's or State President's assumption of office.
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