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Consolidated appeal before tribunal against common order - One appeal, according to us, is maintainable against a common judgment, but, how-ever, the appellant would be required to pay court fees as is payable in accordance with the provisions of the applicable Court Fees Act in respect of each appeal, which stands consolidated by the common judgment against which an appeal has been preferred - HC
Consolidated appeal before tribunal against common order - One appeal, according to us, is maintainable against a common judgment, but, how-ever, the appellant would be required to pay court fees as is payable in accordance with the provisions of the applicable Court Fees Act in respect of each appeal, which stands consolidated by the common judgment against which an appeal has been preferred - HC
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