Control of litigation: mandatory annual review of judicial branches to identify litigation-driving provisions and withdraw appeals. Control of litigation is to be achieved by a mandatory Annual Review of the Judicial Branch in each CIT office, conducted by the Chief Commissioner using a prescribed proforma that supplies statistics on workload, disposal and success rate and identifies legal provisions generating litigation. The review must provide separate data for the nine-month period ending 31 March and the three-month period ending 30 June, with the consolidated report for the year ending 30 June submitted to the Board with comments by the prescribed deadline. The review also aims to enable screening and withdrawal of appeals rendered infructuous by changes in law or accepted court decisions.
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Control of litigation: mandatory annual review of judicial branches to identify litigation-driving provisions and withdraw appeals.
Control of litigation is to be achieved by a mandatory Annual Review of the Judicial Branch in each CIT office, conducted by the Chief Commissioner using a prescribed proforma that supplies statistics on workload, disposal and success rate and identifies legal provisions generating litigation. The review must provide separate data for the nine-month period ending 31 March and the three-month period ending 30 June, with the consolidated report for the year ending 30 June submitted to the Board with comments by the prescribed deadline. The review also aims to enable screening and withdrawal of appeals rendered infructuous by changes in law or accepted court decisions.
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