Appeal to Supreme Court: tribunal and certified High Court judgments may be appealed, following civil procedure rules. Appeal to the Supreme Court lies from orders of the Appellate Tribunal's National or Regional Benches and, if the High Court certifies fitness, from High Court judgments in appeals under the prior appellate provision; procedural appeal rules of the Code of Civil Procedure apply as far as practicable, and when the High Court's judgment is varied or reversed the Supreme Court's order must be given effect in the prescribed manner.
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Appeal to Supreme Court: tribunal and certified High Court judgments may be appealed, following civil procedure rules.
Appeal to the Supreme Court lies from orders of the Appellate Tribunal's National or Regional Benches and, if the High Court certifies fitness, from High Court judgments in appeals under the prior appellate provision; procedural appeal rules of the Code of Civil Procedure apply as far as practicable, and when the High Court's judgment is varied or reversed the Supreme Court's order must be given effect in the prescribed manner.
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