Right of appeal to the highest forum for tribunal and certified high court orders, with civil procedure rules applying. An appeal to the Supreme Court is permitted from orders of the Appellate Tribunal (National or Regional Benches) and from High Court judgments in specified appeals only where the High Court certifies the matter fit for further appeal; Civil Procedure appeal rules apply as far as practicable, and when a High Court judgment is varied or reversed effect must be given to the higher court's order within the established appellate framework.
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Right of appeal to the highest forum for tribunal and certified high court orders, with civil procedure rules applying.
An appeal to the Supreme Court is permitted from orders of the Appellate Tribunal (National or Regional Benches) and from High Court judgments in specified appeals only where the High Court certifies the matter fit for further appeal; Civil Procedure appeal rules apply as far as practicable, and when a High Court judgment is varied or reversed effect must be given to the higher court's order within the established appellate framework.
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