Timebound appeal disposal: appeals to be processed chronologically with priority to high demand cases and 18 month target. Appeals before Appellate Assistant Commissioners and Commissioners (Appeals) must be disposed of in chronological order with priority to High Demand Appeals; normally no appeal should remain pending beyond eighteen months. Commissioners (Appeals) must send quarterly lists to Zonal Members of appeals pending beyond eighteen months with reasons for non-disposal, and Commissioners (Admn.) must obtain and forward similar reports for AACs. The first report was directed for the position as on 31 March 1986, to reach the Board by 20 April 1986.
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Timebound appeal disposal: appeals to be processed chronologically with priority to high demand cases and 18 month target.
Appeals before Appellate Assistant Commissioners and Commissioners (Appeals) must be disposed of in chronological order with priority to High Demand Appeals; normally no appeal should remain pending beyond eighteen months. Commissioners (Appeals) must send quarterly lists to Zonal Members of appeals pending beyond eighteen months with reasons for non-disposal, and Commissioners (Admn.) must obtain and forward similar reports for AACs. The first report was directed for the position as on 31 March 1986, to reach the Board by 20 April 1986.
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