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<h1>Appeals under specified section require at least two judges with majority opinion or further review on points of law</h1> An appeal filed before the High Court under the specified section must be heard by a bench of at least two Judges. The decision shall be based on the opinion of these Judges or the majority among them. If no majority opinion is reached, the Judges must identify the specific point of law on which they differ. This point will then be heard and decided by one or more other Judges of the High Court, with the final decision reflecting the majority opinion of all Judges involved, including the original bench.