Appeal to High Court not maintainable against a decree of tribunal

Anandaday Misshra, Advocate | Last updated: 07 January 2015

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Recently, Honourable High Court of Allahabad inCentral Excise Appeal No. 444 of 2010 of Commissioner, Central Excise, Meerut-I, Versus M/S Suraj Company, reported in 2014(36) S.T.R.1252(All.) held that an appeal to High Court is not maintainable against an order of Tribunal which is itself Passed With Consent of both the parties. Order of Tribunal The Tribunal has passed the following order on 21st May, 2010:- Both sides agreethat this matter is squarely covered by the jud

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Anandaday Misshra, Advocate

Finance Professional

I strongly believe that Law Is by An Interpretation But In Any Litigation Matter, It Is The Strategy Which Matters The Most .This is the motto of my legal firm AMLEGALS which act as Legal Strategists .( Pl feel free to connect with me onanand @ amlegals.com) I have appro ... Read more

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