Appeal procedure for tax appeals follows civil appellate rules; costs are discretionary and orders must be implemented under the remedial provision. Appeals under section 21 adopt the Code of Civil Procedure appellate rules as applicable to appeals from High Court decrees, thereby applying civil appellate procedures to these tax appeals. Costs in such appeals are at the appellate court's discretion. If the High Court's judgment is varied or reversed on appeal, the appellate order must be given effect pursuant to the implementation mechanism set out in subsection (10) of section 19.
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Appeal procedure for tax appeals follows civil appellate rules; costs are discretionary and orders must be implemented under the remedial provision.
Appeals under section 21 adopt the Code of Civil Procedure appellate rules as applicable to appeals from High Court decrees, thereby applying civil appellate procedures to these tax appeals. Costs in such appeals are at the appellate court's discretion. If the High Court's judgment is varied or reversed on appeal, the appellate order must be given effect pursuant to the implementation mechanism set out in subsection (10) of section 19.
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