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December 6, 2017

Jurisdiction of Additional CIT - The Standing Counsel should understand that this Tribunal is not to decide the mercy petition but has to decide the issue before it in accordance with the settled judicial principles of law. The Tribunal is not to decide the issue on the basis of human and irrelevant consideration. - AT

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