Section 58 of ITA, 2000 : Section 58: Procedure And Powers Of The Appellate Tribunal
ITA, 2000
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Explanation using Example
Let's imagine a scenario where a software company, XYZ Softwares, is accused of misusing user data. The case is brought before the Appellate Tribunal under the Information Technology Act, 2000. According to Section 58 of this Act:
(1) The Appellate Tribunal is not required to follow the exact procedure outlined in the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908. Instead, it can set its own rules, as long as it adheres to the principles of natural justice. For instance, the Tribunal can decide where the hearing...
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