(1) The officer or the person authorised in this behalf by the concerned local authority shall make an entry of the appeal in the register kept for the purpose by the concerned local authority with the date on which it was presented.
(2) The appeal shall be put up before the Appellate Authority constituted by the concerned local authority which shall fix a date for hearing of the appeal, which shall not be later than fifteen days from the date of filing of the application, and shall cause a notice of the hearing to be served upon the parties.
(3) The appellate authority shall on the basis of submissions made before it by the parties and the records of the case and on the basis of field enquiry, if any, ordered to be conducted by the appellate authority, pass such order, as it thinks fit, with reasons to be recorded in writing, confirming, modifying or annulling the order appealed against within sixty days from the date of receipt of the appeal by the local authority:
Provided that during the hearing of the case, if the appellate authority is satisfied that a situation exists which warrants that an interim relief should be provided, the appellate authority may, until the conclusion of such case or until further orders, pass such interim orders as it deems necessary.
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