Period of Limitation for appealing to Higher Courts in Property Case

882 votes

As per the limitations Act 1963, the limitation prescribed for appeal to High Court is 90 days, and appeal should be filed within 90 days in the Honble High Court from the date order/judgement of the lower court.

Advocate Arshad Ahmed LawRato

554 votes

Appeal is a statutory right of the aggrieved party [Judgment debtor] and the appeal shall lie to the concerned High Court , from the date of receipt of decree/order/judgment by part/ advocate. So in the meanwhile the decreeholder cannot alienate the property. Regards... Adv.Balachander Reddy, B.Com,LL.B,LL.M IPRs, Advocate & legal advisor, Hyd.

LawRato LawRato

722 votes

Hi
The party who loser the case have limitation of period for appealing for appeal is 90 days in high court and 30days in any other courts from the date of the judgment and decree passed by the Honble court

Advocate Swati Rani LawRato

601 votes

The looser as to file appeal to the High Court within 90 days from the date of ready of the order. If the copy application for obtaining the certified copy of the order is filed within time. Other wise limitation starts from the date of order.

Advocate Muddu Vijai LawRato