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Section 29

Appeal to the Appellate Tribunal

Gives a sixty-day right of appeal from a Board order to the Appellate Tribunal, which is the TDSAT.

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What it says

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A person aggrieved by an order or direction of the Board may appeal to the Appellate Tribunal within sixty days of receiving it. The Tribunal endeavours to dispose of an appeal within six months and functions as a digital office.

In practice

The sixty days run from receipt of the order, not from the date it was made. Rule 22 requires the appeal to be filed in digital form, with the fee payable through UPI.

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s.28Procedure to be followed by the BoardMakes the Board a digital-by-design office with civil court powers, natural justice obligations and the ability to award costs against frivolous complaints.s.30Orders of the Appellate Tribunal executable as a decreeMakes a Tribunal order enforceable as if it were a decree of a civil court.Rule 22Appeal to the Appellate TribunalRequires appeals to be filed digitally, with the fee set under the TRAI Act and payable through UPI.

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