Substantial question of law governs appellate forum; interstate treatment or place of supply disputes go to a higher appellate forum. An appeal from a Tribunal order lies to the High Court if the High Court is satisfied the appeal raises a substantial question of law. If the order concerns a conflict over whether a transaction is intra State or inter State or disputes the place of supply, the appeal lies to the Supreme Court instead of the High Court.
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Substantial question of law governs appellate forum; interstate treatment or place of supply disputes go to a higher appellate forum.
An appeal from a Tribunal order lies to the High Court if the High Court is satisfied the appeal raises a substantial question of law. If the order concerns a conflict over whether a transaction is intra State or inter State or disputes the place of supply, the appeal lies to the Supreme Court instead of the High Court.
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