Appeal to Appellate Tribunal: time-limit runs from the date the President enters office, allowing filing when constituted. Clarification instructs that appeals from adjudicating authorities must be pursued before the appointed appellate authorities without awaiting Tribunal constitution; appointments depend on the rank of the original authority. For appeals to the Appellate Tribunal, the limitation period runs from the later of communication of the appellate order or the date the President or State President of the Tribunal enters office, and appellate orders may note that appeals can be filed within that period.
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Appeal to Appellate Tribunal: time-limit runs from the date the President enters office, allowing filing when constituted.
Clarification instructs that appeals from adjudicating authorities must be pursued before the appointed appellate authorities without awaiting Tribunal constitution; appointments depend on the rank of the original authority. For appeals to the Appellate Tribunal, the limitation period runs from the later of communication of the appellate order or the date the President or State President of the Tribunal enters office, and appellate orders may note that appeals can be filed within that period.
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