Registrar powers clarified and Rule 34A sets triplicate filing and hearing procedure for rectification under section 254(2). The amendment vests the Registrar with custody of Tribunal records and detailed administrative powers-including receipt, endorsement for limitation, scrutiny, defect rectification, requisition and inspection of records, consolidation and segregation of cases, fixing hearings and issuing certified copies-subject to directions of the President and senior officers. It also introduces Rule 34A requiring applications under section 254(2) to state the mistake, be filed in triplicate, follow filing procedure, be heard by the original Bench with reasonable opportunity to parties, and be disposed in writing with reasons.
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Registrar powers clarified and Rule 34A sets triplicate filing and hearing procedure for rectification under section 254(2).
The amendment vests the Registrar with custody of Tribunal records and detailed administrative powers-including receipt, endorsement for limitation, scrutiny, defect rectification, requisition and inspection of records, consolidation and segregation of cases, fixing hearings and issuing certified copies-subject to directions of the President and senior officers. It also introduces Rule 34A requiring applications under section 254(2) to state the mistake, be filed in triplicate, follow filing procedure, be heard by the original Bench with reasonable opportunity to parties, and be disposed in writing with reasons.
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