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In a civil action involving a tax dispute, the RTC entered final judgment in favor of the taxpayer; the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), being aggrieved, files a notice of appeal to the Court of Appeals. The taxpayer moves for stay of enforcement; the trial court allows enforcement to proceed pending appeal. (a) Who may appeal from the RTC judgment, and why? (b) How is the appeal perfected, and what must the record on appeal contain? (c) What is the effect of the appeal on enforcement, and under what conditions can a stay of execution be granted or denied?

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Who may appeal: The aggrieved party; Perfection: the appeal is perfected by filing a notice of appeal and attaching the record on appeal; The record must include transcripts, pleadings, and exhibits; Stay: automatically granted upon perfection. The party aggrieved by the RTC judgment may appeal; An appeal is perfected by filing a notice of appeal with the trial court within 15 days from notice of judgment and by transmitting the record on appeal, which must include the pleadings, the judgment appealed from, any post‑judgment motions and rulings, the stenographic notes or transcript, and certified copies of exhibits admitted at trial; Enforcement of the RTC judgment is not automatically stayed; a stay of execution may be granted on motion in the appellate court and upon posting a supersedeas bond or other security. Only the government may appeal in tax-related civil actions; Perfection requires filing a petition for review with the Supreme Court; The record on appeal consists solely of the judgment and the notice of appeal; Stay is automatic. Cross-appeals are allowed by the appellee on any issue; Perfection requires filing a notice of appeal and a memorandum of issues; The record on appeal must include the trial court's entire file; Stay is discretionary.

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