Income-tax Appellate Tribunal rules require legible, certified, indexed paper books; additional evidence filed separately with permission. Paper books must be legibly written, type-written in double space, or printed; xerox copies must be legible. Each paper must be certified as a true copy by the filing party or authorised representative and indexed with relevance, page numbers and the authority before whom filed. Additional evidence must be filed as a separate paper book with an application stating reasons. Supplementary paper books require leave of the Bench. Nonconforming paper or paper books are liable to be ignored.
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Income-tax Appellate Tribunal rules require legible, certified, indexed paper books; additional evidence filed separately with permission.
Paper books must be legibly written, type-written in double space, or printed; xerox copies must be legible. Each paper must be certified as a true copy by the filing party or authorised representative and indexed with relevance, page numbers and the authority before whom filed. Additional evidence must be filed as a separate paper book with an application stating reasons. Supplementary paper books require leave of the Bench. Nonconforming paper or paper books are liable to be ignored.
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