Appeal to High Court on substantial question of law governs challenges to Appellate Tribunal orders under benami law. Appeal to the High Court lies from any decision or order of the Appellate Tribunal on a question of law, within sixty days of communication, with delay condonable on sufficient cause. The High Court must formulate any substantial question of law involved and hear the appeal only on that question, though it may also hear other substantial questions of law for recorded reasons. It may decide the formulated question, award costs, determine issues not decided or wrongly decided by the Appellate Tribunal, and apply the Code of Civil Procedure as far as may be.
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Appeal to High Court on substantial question of law governs challenges to Appellate Tribunal orders under benami law.
Appeal to the High Court lies from any decision or order of the Appellate Tribunal on a question of law, within sixty days of communication, with delay condonable on sufficient cause. The High Court must formulate any substantial question of law involved and hear the appeal only on that question, though it may also hear other substantial questions of law for recorded reasons. It may decide the formulated question, award costs, determine issues not decided or wrongly decided by the Appellate Tribunal, and apply the Code of Civil Procedure as far as may be.
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