Appeal to Appellate Tribunal: time-limit runs from when the Tribunal's President takes office, appellate bodies should dispose pending appeals. Appeals from adjudicating authorities must go to the prescribed appellate authority under section 107 and rule 109A; appeals from those appellate authorities lie to the Appellate Tribunal under section 112. As the Appellate Tribunal is not constituted, the Removal of Difficulties order provides that the time-limit to file appeals to the Tribunal is measured from the date the President or State President enters office. Appellate authorities should note this in the preamble of orders and dispose pending appeals expeditiously without awaiting Tribunal constitution.
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Appeal to Appellate Tribunal: time-limit runs from when the Tribunal's President takes office, appellate bodies should dispose pending appeals.
Appeals from adjudicating authorities must go to the prescribed appellate authority under section 107 and rule 109A; appeals from those appellate authorities lie to the Appellate Tribunal under section 112. As the Appellate Tribunal is not constituted, the Removal of Difficulties order provides that the time-limit to file appeals to the Tribunal is measured from the date the President or State President enters office. Appellate authorities should note this in the preamble of orders and dispose pending appeals expeditiously without awaiting Tribunal constitution.
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