Right to assistance of legal practitioner or chartered accountant permits appellants representation and government appointment of presenting officers. An appellant may either appear personally before the appellate authority or take the assistance of a legal practitioner or a chartered accountant to present the case; the Central Government may authorise legal practitioners, chartered accountants, or its officers to act as presenting officers in appeals.
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Right to assistance of legal practitioner or chartered accountant permits appellants representation and government appointment of presenting officers.
An appellant may either appear personally before the appellate authority or take the assistance of a legal practitioner or a chartered accountant to present the case; the Central Government may authorise legal practitioners, chartered accountants, or its officers to act as presenting officers in appeals.
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