Right to legal representation permits appellants to appear personally or authorise legal practitioners or officers to present their case. Section 59 establishes an appellant's right to legal representation before the Appellate Tribunal. An appellant may appear personally or authorise one or ... Summary
Right to legal representation permits appellants to appear personally or authorise legal practitioners or officers to present their case.
Section 59 establishes an appellant's right to legal representation before the Appellate Tribunal. An appellant may appear personally or authorise one or more legal practitioners or its officers to present the case. Legal or officer representation is available as an alternative to personal appearance for presenting the case before the tribunal.
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