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Seeking recall of order - It is the appellant who had filed the ...


Appellant must monitor Tribunal's site for hearing dates; insufficient grounds to recall order.

January 12, 2023

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Seeking recall of order - It is the appellant who had filed the early hearing application and, therefore, it was the duty of the applicant to follow the dates on which the application was listed on the website of the Tribunal, if the appellant was interested in pursuing the application instead of making a complaint that a notice had not been sent by the Tribunal to the appellant regarding the next date fixed. - The applicant has failed out to make out any case for recall of the order - AT

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