(1) An appeal against any orders paqsed by the District Registrar shall lie with the Registrar and the appeal against the orders passed by the Registrar shall lie with the Registrar General, The orders passed by the Registrar General in any such appeal shall be final and no further appeal shall be competent against his orders.
(2) Where an order originates from the Registrar General, an appeal against such order shall lie before the Government.
(3) Any appeal shall be filed within a period of sixty days of the date of issue of the impugned orders. The appellate authority may entertain an appeal beyond this period up to a maximum of another sixty days on sufficient grounds for condonation of delay being shown.
(4) Every appeal shall be accompanied with the fee as prescribed.
(5) The District Registrar, Registrar or the Registrar General may sir° mow or on an application received in this behalf from any party that any order has been passed which is based on some erroneous facts or carries some patent error or suffers from some inadvertent mistakes, may review its order within ninety days of its passing with the prior permission of the next higher authority
80. Save as otherwise expressly provided in the Act, no act or proceedings of a Society or any of its office bearer shall be deemed to be invalid merely on the ground of any vacancy or defect in the organisation of the Society.
81. ( I ) Any notice, order or requisition meant for a Society or for the Governing Body thereof to be issued by the District Registrar, Registrar or the Registrar General or any other person or body shall be served on the President or Secretary of the Society, and service on the President or Secretary of the Society shall be effectual as if the same had been served on every member of the Society.
(2) The notice, order or requisition to the President or Secretary of the Society shall be sent by registered post or by any other mode, the service delivery of which can be tracked, at its registered office and once dispatched, it shall be deemed to have been served upon the Society.