Appellate review of tribunal orders permits aggrieved persons to raise factual or legal questions within prescribed limitation. Section 62 permits a person aggrieved by an Appellate Tribunal decision or order to appeal to the High Court on any question of fact or law arising from ... Summary
Appellate review of tribunal orders permits aggrieved persons to raise factual or legal questions within prescribed limitation.
Section 62 permits a person aggrieved by an Appellate Tribunal decision or order to appeal to the High Court on any question of fact or law arising from that order. The appeal must be filed within sixty days of communication. Where sufficient cause prevented timely filing, the High Court may allow a further period not exceeding sixty days.
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