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Section 30

Orders of the Appellate Tribunal executable as a decree

Makes a Tribunal order enforceable as if it were a decree of a civil court.

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What it says

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An order of the Appellate Tribunal is executable as a decree of a civil court, and the Tribunal has all the powers of a civil court for that purpose. It may also transmit the order to a civil court with local jurisdiction for execution.

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s.29Appeal to the Appellate TribunalGives a sixty-day right of appeal from a Board order to the Appellate Tribunal, which is the TDSAT.

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