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(1) The proceedings before a Tribunal on any appeal made to the Tribunal under this Act shall as far as possible be free from the formalities and technicalities of the rules of procedure and evidence ordinarily or normally applicable to a court of law, and may be conducted by the Tribunal in any manner, not Inconsistent with the principles of natural justice, which to the Tribunal may seem best adapted to elicit proof concerning the matters that are being Investigated. |
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(2) Subject to the provisions of this Act, the practice and procedure to be followed in the making of any appeal to a Tribunal under this Act, and by a Tribunal in the entertaining, hearing and deciding of such appeal, shall be as prescribed by regulations made under this Act. |
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