Time limitation for appeal against dcree or order of Civil Judge before Court of District Judge is__________________?

Correct answer: D. Thirty days from the date of decree or order

  • A. None of above
  • B. Sixty days from the date of decree or order
  • C. Ninety days from the date of decree of order
  • D. Thirty days from the date of decree or order

Explanation

An appeal from a decree or order of a Civil Judge to the District Judge must ordinarily be filed within 30 days of the decree or order. The 60- and 90-day periods generally relate to appeals to higher courts in specified situations.

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