Legal Question in Appeals and Writs in India
Appeal
Time to prefer an appeal before High Court against the orders of District and Sessions Court
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Re: Appeal
The period of limitation is fixed as per the subject. You may want to read the Schedule given in Limitation Act.
However, generally it varies from 30 days to 90 days from the date a copy of judgement is received.
Re: Appeal
90 days from the date of judgment
Re: Appeal
The Limitation Act states that the time to file an appeal in the High Court against the orders of the lower court is 90 days.However you can file the appeal with an application of Condonation of Delay after the expiry of limitation period if there is a geniune reason for the same. But to approve the same if the disriction of the High Court, ordinarily the application is acceptted.
Re: Appeal
Ordinarily 90 days from date of judgement but depends on the law and/or limitation Act.
Re: Appeal
90 days in case of criminal and 60 days in case of civil
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