Time limitation for appeal from a decree or order of High Court in its original jurisdiction is__________________?
Correct answer: C. Twenty days,
- A. Ten days,
- B. Thirty days,
- C. Twenty days,
- D. None of above
Explanation
An appeal from a decree or order of a High Court exercising original jurisdiction carries a 20-day limitation period. This is a special period for this type of High Court proceeding, rather than the general appeal period.
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