Whether right to appeal is a inherent right? Whether it is necessary that right of appeal must be exist in a statute?

Supreme Court Clarifies: Right to Appeal Exists Only if Statute Provides; Natural Justice Doesn't Require It.

A right to appeal is not an inherent right and does not automatically exist unless explicitly provided by statute. The Supreme Court has clarified that natural justice does not necessitate a right to appeal from any decision. The appellate forum's powers and procedures are determined by the statutory provisions that establish such rights. An appeal must be traceable to statutory provisions, and the absence of an appeal provision does not prevent an order from becoming final. Errors in quoting provisions do not affect the maintainability of an appeal if the order is otherwise subject to appeal.