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A party had prior notice of the date of a revenue order made after the 2018 amendment commenced. Under…

The substituted section 47 allows 45 days from the order for a first or second appeal. Pre-amendment orders follow the former rule. The second proviso separately provides…

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A party had prior notice of the date of a revenue order made after the 2018 amendment commenced. Under the Madhya Pradesh Land Revenue Code, 1959, what is the ordinary period from the date of the order for a first or second appeal that lies to the Commissioner?

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Correct answer A

The substituted section 47 allows 45 days from the order for a first or second appeal. Pre-amendment orders follow the former rule. The second proviso separately provides for computation from communication in the qualifying no-notice case.

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Option A

The substituted section 47 prescribes 45 days.

Option B

The old Commissioner period was 60 days, but this order is governed by the substituted section.

Option C

The substituted section gives 45 days for a first or second appeal.

Option D

Thirty days is shorter than the prescribed period.

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