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<h1>Appeal Against Tribunal Decision Allowed Within 60 Days, Extendable by Additional 60 Days for Valid Reasons</h1> A person aggrieved by an Appellate Tribunal's decision may file an appeal to the High Court within sixty days on legal questions. The High Court can extend the filing period by an additional sixty days if sufficient cause for delay is demonstrated. The High Court is defined as the court within the jurisdiction where the aggrieved party resides, works, or conducts business, with special provisions for cases involving the Central Government.