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Section 21: Appeal against order or decision of Grieva11ce redressal and dispute resolution (:ommittee

Tripura Maharashtra Street Vendors (Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending) (Maharashtra) Rules, 2016Central Rules · 2014

(1) An appeal against an order or decision of a Gtievance redressal and dispute resolution committee may be pre furred by an aggrieved person, in Form 'B ', to the appellate authority constituted by the concerned 9 local autho11ty, _ ----� 1 and Uvo other me1nbers of the local authority as decided in tl1e General Body meeting, within thirty days from tl1e date of communication of such order or decisi�n appealed agains1:

Provided that the appellate authority may condone the delay in case it is satisfied that the applicant was prevented by sufficient cause from preferring the ;ipplication within the prescribed time.

(2) The appeal shall be in the fonn of a memorandum and shall be signed by the appellant and presented by him in person or through his authotised representative to the concemed local authority.

(3) 1be memorandum of appeal shall be accompanied by original order or certifiedlCopy of the order, if any, against ,vhich appeal is preferred.

(4) TI1e appeal shall be filed in three sets and accompanied by a fee of rupees two hundred.

(5) No such appeal shall be enter1ained unless a copy thereof has been served tipon the respondent or resPQndents, as the case may be, and proof of such service has been filed.

(6) No appeal shall be enlertaincd where the order has been passed by the Grievance redrcssal anJ clispute resolution Committee in terms of the settlement anived between the parties.

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ActTripura Maharashtra Street Vendors (Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending) (Maharashtra) Rules, 2016
Section21
Marginal noteAppeal against order or decision of Grieva11ce redressal and dispute resolution (:ommittee
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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