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Section 13: When a Vakalatnama is given by a party, who can sign his or her name it must be signed by the party. When the party cannot sign his or her name the Vakalatnama must be endorsed as follows

Jharkhand Commercial Taxes Tribunal Regulation, 2006State Regulations of Jharkhand · 2006

I, do hereby appoint Shri …………………………………, Advocate to act for me in the above named cause in token whereof I have affixed my left thumb impression in the presence of Shri ……………..

(Left thumb impression) And I, do hereby attest the above thumb impression as having been affixed in my presence by Shri …………………… who is known to me.

(Signature)

14. Every application, affidavit, or petition referred to in regulation 8 shall be filed before 12 noon in the case of day sitting and before 8 A.M. in the case or morning sitting of the Tribunal.

15. Registration of application - (1) Every application presented to the Tribunal or received by it through post shall be sealed by the date-seal of the Tribunal. The Secretary shall endorse on such application as well as on all documents bearing court fee the date of receipt. He shall also get the court fee stamps on such application or documents punched. The application, thereafter shall be entered in the relevant register of applications in the order of its receipt, the court fees being entered in a separate court-fee register.

(2) Miscellaneous petitions presented before a bench of the Tribunal or before the Secretary, or received by post, shall also be similarly sealed, dated and endorsed and courtfee stamps shall be punched and entered in the relevant register and placed in the relevant records, maintained for such purpose.

Where this provision sits

ActJharkhand Commercial Taxes Tribunal Regulation, 2006
Section13
Marginal noteWhen a Vakalatnama is given by a party, who can sign his or her name it must be signed by the party. When the party cannot sign his or her name the Vakalatnama must be endorsed as follows
JurisdictionState of Jharkhand
StatusIn force as published by the source

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