Officer deputation policy: deputation not required for most appeals; officers sent only for important or requested cases The Board decided that routine deputation of officers from jurisdictional Collectorates to attend every hearing before the Collector (Appeals) is not required; the Collector may deputise a knowledgeable officer only in cases he considers important, considering factors like revenue implications and effect of the dispute. For appeals before the CEGAT, deputation from Collectorates is unnecessary except where specifically requested by the relevant appellate officer.
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Officer deputation policy: deputation not required for most appeals; officers sent only for important or requested cases
The Board decided that routine deputation of officers from jurisdictional Collectorates to attend every hearing before the Collector (Appeals) is not required; the Collector may deputise a knowledgeable officer only in cases he considers important, considering factors like revenue implications and effect of the dispute. For appeals before the CEGAT, deputation from Collectorates is unnecessary except where specifically requested by the relevant appellate officer.
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