(1) Every appeal shall be preferred in the form of a memorandum signed by the appellant and his Advocate, if any, and presented before to the Tribunal or the such officer ‘as it appoints in this behalf.
(2) Every rnemorandum cf appeal shall be accompanied by,- _ (a)
(b) (Cc)
(d)
(e) certified copy of the order appealed against or its true copy issued by the Authority;
where the appellant, for reasons beyond his control, is not in a position to furnish a duly certified copy of the order appealed against, the appeal shall be accompanied by an affidavit stating tne reasons thereof;
copy or cupies of the documents, photostate or otherwise on which he wished to rely along with a list of documents in Form No. |;
as many copies of memorandum of appeal as there are respondents in the appeal along with notice of appeal ; and affidavit in support of the contents of memorandum of appeal and documents.
4. Contents of memorandum of appeal— Every memorandum of appeal shall,-
(i) svate the name and address of the appellant;
(11) state the name and address of the respondents ;
(iii) set out concisely and under distinct heads the grounds of appeal without any argument or narrative ;
(iv) state at the end of memorandum of appeal that no suit, writ petition, appeal or other proceedings have been filed by him or by any other person within his knowledge concerning the matter in this appeal in any court ; and
(v).. in case, the appellant or any other person within his knowledge has filed any such suit writ petition, appeal or proceedings as mentioned above in any court, brief description of the same shall be given in the memorandum of appeal.