Section 10
Appeal to Deputy Commissioner.
The Chutia Nagpur Encumbered Estates Act, 1876
About this Act
An Act to relieve certain Landholders in Chutia Nagpur.
An appeal against any refusal, admission, determination or
order under section six, seven, eight or nine shall lie, if preferred within six weeks from the date thereof to
the Deputy Commissioner within whose jurisdiction the property is situate, and the decision of the manager,
if no such appeal has been so preferred, shall be final:
Provided that, if the Deputy Commissioner be himself the Manager, the appeal shall lie to the Commissioner.
Appeal to commissioner.--An appeal shall lie from any decision of the Deputy Commissioner, if preferred within six weeks of the date of his decision, to the Commissioner, and the decision of such Commissioner, or of the Deputy Commissioner if no such appeal has been so preferred, shall be final.
Provided that, if the Deputy Commissioner be himself the Manager, the appeal shall lie to the Commissioner.
Appeal to commissioner.--An appeal shall lie from any decision of the Deputy Commissioner, if preferred within six weeks of the date of his decision, to the Commissioner, and the decision of such Commissioner, or of the Deputy Commissioner if no such appeal has been so preferred, shall be final.