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Section 13: Form of Appeal to the Appellate Board

The Karnataka Marine Fishing (Regulation) Rules, 1987State Rules of Karnataka · 1986

(1) Every Appeal against an order of the Arbitrator shall be presented to the Appellate Board either in person or through a Legal Practitioner or a recognised Agent.

(2) Every such appeal shall state the ground of such appeal and shall be accompanied by a copy of the order appealed against.

(3) The Appellate Board on receipt of an appeal, give notice of such appeal to the persons interested in such appeal and are necessary for disposal of such appeal.

(4) The Appellate Board may admit additional evidence or remand the case to the Arbitrator for adducing additional evidence on points specified in such remand order.

(5) A fee of Rupees Fifty in the form of Court Fee Stamp Shall be payable in respect of each appeal.

14. Allowance payable to Chairman and Members of the Appellate Board,-

(1) The Chairman shall be paid an honorarium of Rupees One Hundred per sitting.

(2) Each Member of the Appellate Board shall be paid an honorarium of Rupees Fifty per sitting.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Karnataka Marine Fishing (Regulation) Rules, 1987
Section13
Marginal noteForm of Appeal to the Appellate Board
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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