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<h1>Appeal to Supreme Court under Section 261 requires High Court certification; Special Leave possible via Article 136 if denied.</h1> An appeal to the Supreme Court from a High Court judgment, delivered before the establishment of the National Tax Tribunal, is permissible under Section 261 if the High Court certifies the case as fit for appeal. This certification is essential for proceeding with an appeal to the Supreme Court. If the High Court denies this certificate, the aggrieved party can apply to the Supreme Court for Special Leave to Appeal under Article 136 of the Indian Constitution.
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