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Section 29: Appeal

The Odisha Irrigation Act, 1959.State Act of Odisha · Act 14 of 1959

(1) Any person aggrieved by any order made under S.28, S.28-A or S. 28-B may prefer an appeal in the prescribed manner and within the prescribed period to the Sub-divisional Officer having jurisdiction.

(2) The Sub-divisional Officer having jurisdiction may also on his own motion annul or modify any such order as aforesaid:

Provided that no proceedings under this sub-section shall be initiated after the expiry of the prescribed period and no orders shall be passed thereunder without giving the parties concerned a reasonable opportunity of being heard.

NOTES When the scope of enquiry after remand was not restricted by the appellate authority, it was certainly permissible by the Irrigation Officer to examine all questions arising thereto : Orient Papers v. Tahasildar -cum- Irrigation Officer : 87 (1999) CLT 108 (SC).

29 - A. Revision :- Any person aggrieved by an order passed by the Subdivisional Officer under sub-S. (1) or sub-S. (2) of S. 29 may file an application in the prescribed manner and within the prescribed period before the Collector for revision of such order.]

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ActThe Odisha Irrigation Act, 1959.
Section29
Marginal noteAppeal
JurisdictionState of Odisha
StatusIn force as published by the source

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