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<h1>Pathway for Challenging Departmental Adjudications: Appeals Process and Timeline Including Article 136 Special Leave Petition</h1> Any individual dissatisfied with a departmental adjudication can appeal the decision. The initial appeal is to the Commissioner (Appeal), followed by the Tribunal (CESTAT), unless the order was issued by the Commissioner of Customs, in which case the first appeal is to the CESTAT. Decisions on legal questions can be referred to the High Court, and certain decisions can be appealed to the Supreme Court. If the High Court certifies a case for appeal, a Civil Appeal can be filed within 60 days. Alternatively, a Special Leave Petition can be filed within 90 days under Article 136 of the Constitution.
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