Income-tax Appellate Tribunal updates dress regulations for members, representatives and professionals appearing before the tribunal. The 1986 amendment substitutes Rule 17-A to prescribe dress regulations: Members shall wear white trousers with a black coat and black tie in summer (striped or black trousers allowed in winter); female Members a black coat over a white saree. Authorised representatives must wear specified formal or national dress, with professionals permitted to wear their prescribed court attire; all other persons must be properly dressed.
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Income-tax Appellate Tribunal updates dress regulations for members, representatives and professionals appearing before the tribunal.
The 1986 amendment substitutes Rule 17-A to prescribe dress regulations: Members shall wear white trousers with a black coat and black tie in summer (striped or black trousers allowed in winter); female Members a black coat over a white saree. Authorised representatives must wear specified formal or national dress, with professionals permitted to wear their prescribed court attire; all other persons must be properly dressed.
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