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<h1>Supreme Court: Only Aggrieved Parties Can Appeal, Upholds High Court Decision on Standing in UP Transport Case.</h1> An appeal filed by a party other than the aggrieved one is not maintainable. In a case involving the Uttar Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation, the Supreme Court of India upheld the High Court's decision that the appellant lacked the standing to file an appeal or writ petition. The court emphasized that the aggrieved parties, such as private bus operators affected by tax demands, must initiate any challenges. These parties can pursue statutory remedies under the Finance Act, 1994, to address their grievances and raise relevant legal issues.