Supreme Court appeals under customs law follow civil procedure rules, with costs left to judicial discretion and orders enforced accordingly. Appeals under section 130E to the Supreme Court are governed, so far as may be, by the Code of Civil Procedure provisions relating to appeals to the Supreme Court, subject to the saving of section 130D(1) and section 131. The costs of the appeal are in the discretion of the Supreme Court, and if the High Court judgment is varied or reversed, effect is to be given to the Supreme Court's order in the manner provided in section 130D.
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Supreme Court appeals under customs law follow civil procedure rules, with costs left to judicial discretion and orders enforced accordingly.
Appeals under section 130E to the Supreme Court are governed, so far as may be, by the Code of Civil Procedure provisions relating to appeals to the Supreme Court, subject to the saving of section 130D(1) and section 131. The costs of the appeal are in the discretion of the Supreme Court, and if the High Court judgment is varied or reversed, effect is to be given to the Supreme Court's order in the manner provided in section 130D.
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