Appeal to the Supreme Court from tribunal or certified High Court orders, with civil procedure rules governing appeal process. An appeal to the Supreme Court lies from orders of the Principal Bench of the Appellate Tribunal and from High Court judgments in appeals under the prior appellate provision where the High Court certifies the case as fit for appeal; the High Court may certify on its own motion or on application immediately after pronouncing judgment or order. Procedural rules from the Code of Civil Procedure apply as far as practicable, and when the Supreme Court varies or reverses a High Court judgment, effect is to be given in the manner provided for High Court judgments under the appellate framework.
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Appeal to the Supreme Court from tribunal or certified High Court orders, with civil procedure rules governing appeal process.
An appeal to the Supreme Court lies from orders of the Principal Bench of the Appellate Tribunal and from High Court judgments in appeals under the prior appellate provision where the High Court certifies the case as fit for appeal; the High Court may certify on its own motion or on application immediately after pronouncing judgment or order. Procedural rules from the Code of Civil Procedure apply as far as practicable, and when the Supreme Court varies or reverses a High Court judgment, effect is to be given in the manner provided for High Court judgments under the appellate framework.
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