Natural justice governs procedural self-regulation, civil-court powers, and judicial-proceeding status within the statutory appellate framework. The Appellate Tribunal follows natural justice rather than Civil Procedure Code procedure and may regulate its procedure and sittings. It exercises ... Summary
Natural justice governs procedural self-regulation, civil-court powers, and judicial-proceeding status within the statutory appellate framework.
The Appellate Tribunal follows natural justice rather than Civil Procedure Code procedure and may regulate its procedure and sittings. It exercises civil-court powers to compel attendance, obtain documents or electronic records, receive affidavits, issue commissions, review decisions, and dismiss applications for default or decide them ex parte. Its proceedings have judicial-proceeding status, and it is deemed a civil court for specified criminal-procedure purposes.
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