Co-noticee relief extinguishes surviving dispute when the impugned order is already set aside in another appeal.

The impugned order could not continue to operate against the appellant because it had already been set aside in the co-noticee's appeal. On that basis, no separate issue survived for adjudication in the present appeal, as the earlier final order had removed the foundation of the dispute. The appeal was accordingly allowed as there was no remaining matter requiring decision.

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Issues: Whether any issue survived for adjudication in the appeal after the impugned order had already been set aside in the co-noticee's appeal.

Analysis: The impugned order challenged in the present appeal had been set aside earlier by the Tribunal while disposing of the co-noticee's appeal. In view of that earlier final order, the same order could not continue to operate against the present appellant, and no surviving dispute remained for separate adjudication.

Conclusion: No issue survived for decision in this appeal, and the appeal was allowed.

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