Appeal to Appellate Tribunal: new electronic filing, acknowledgements, fee structure and withdrawal procedure clarified. Amendments prescribe electronic filing in specified forms for appeals and applications to the Appellate Tribunal with immediate provisional acknowledgement and a final acknowledgement bearing an appeal number required to treat an appeal as filed; manual filing is allowed only by Registrar order. Fees for filing or restoration are scaled with a specified minimum and maximum and appeals not involving demand attract a fixed fee; rectification applications under Section 112(10) are fee free. Withdrawal prior to issuance of an order under Section 113(1) is permitted by prescribed form and, if final acknowledgement issued, is subject to Tribunal approval within fifteen days. Additional evidence at appeal is permitted only in limited circumstances, requires written reasons for admission, and affords the adjudicating authority opportunity to examine, cross examine or rebut.
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Appeal to Appellate Tribunal: new electronic filing, acknowledgements, fee structure and withdrawal procedure clarified.
Amendments prescribe electronic filing in specified forms for appeals and applications to the Appellate Tribunal with immediate provisional acknowledgement and a final acknowledgement bearing an appeal number required to treat an appeal as filed; manual filing is allowed only by Registrar order. Fees for filing or restoration are scaled with a specified minimum and maximum and appeals not involving demand attract a fixed fee; rectification applications under Section 112(10) are fee free. Withdrawal prior to issuance of an order under Section 113(1) is permitted by prescribed form and, if final acknowledgement issued, is subject to Tribunal approval within fifteen days. Additional evidence at appeal is permitted only in limited circumstances, requires written reasons for admission, and affords the adjudicating authority opportunity to examine, cross examine or rebut.
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