Stay orders: file caveats and centrally designate judicial officers to monitor and follow up on stays. The Board mandates immediate caveat filing where appeals and stay applications against favourable departmental judgments are anticipated, and requires designation of one IAC (Judicial) in multi Commissioner Charges and one ITO (Judicial) in other Charges to centrally monitor, coordinate and follow up on all stay orders; officers receiving stay orders must promptly contact the designated judicial officer and circulate these instructions within their Charges.
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Stay orders: file caveats and centrally designate judicial officers to monitor and follow up on stays.
The Board mandates immediate caveat filing where appeals and stay applications against favourable departmental judgments are anticipated, and requires designation of one IAC (Judicial) in multi Commissioner Charges and one ITO (Judicial) in other Charges to centrally monitor, coordinate and follow up on all stay orders; officers receiving stay orders must promptly contact the designated judicial officer and circulate these instructions within their Charges.
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