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<h1>Appeals due within three months of order, extendable by three months; revenue gets six months; cross-objections 45-day window</h1> Aggrieved persons must file appeals to the Appellate Tribunal within three months from communication of the impugned order (extended by government notification where applicable); the Tribunal may condone delay up to three additional months if sufficient cause is shown. The revenue has six months to appeal on specified points, with the same conditional extension. A respondent can file a memorandum of cross-objections within 45 days of receiving notice of appeal, treated as an appeal filed in time; the Tribunal may condone a further 45-day delay for sufficient cause. Transitional notifications may extend filing timelines.
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