A party with prior notice of the date of an order wishes to file an appeal that lies to the Collector…
Section 47 ordinarily gives sixty days from the order date. For a party who had no previous notice of that date, the proviso starts time on communication, except for the…
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A party with prior notice of the date of an order wishes to file an appeal that lies to the Collector under the Chhattisgarh Land Revenue Code, 1959. What ordinary period from the order date does section 47 prescribe?
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Correct answer D
Section 47 ordinarily gives sixty days from the order date. For a party who had no previous notice of that date, the proviso starts time on communication, except for the party against whom the order was made ex parte.
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Option A
Forty-five days was the former period for an appeal to the Collector.
Option B
The substituted section 47 does not specify a thirty-day period.
Option C
The substituted section 47 does not specify a ninety-day period.
Option D
Section 47 prescribes sixty days from the date of the order in the stated circumstances.
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