Majority decision procedure resolves disagreement between two bench members through referral and collective determination by all members hearing the case. Decision by majority applies where two Members of a Bench of the Appellate Tribunal differ on any point. They must state the points of disagreement and ... Summary
Majority decision procedure resolves disagreement between two bench members through referral and collective determination by all members hearing the case.
Decision by majority applies where two Members of a Bench of the Appellate Tribunal differ on any point. They must state the points of disagreement and refer them to the Chairperson, who hears those points. The referred issues are determined according to the majority opinion of all Members who have heard the case, including the Members who originally heard it.
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