Section 11A
Time-limit For Appeal
11A. Time-limit for appeal :
(1) After a case has been adjudged by the court, the judgment shall be read out to the present disputant, and the
matter whether appeal can be made against the judgment or not shall be set out, and if appeal can be made, the name of the appeal hearing court shall also be set out, and the disputant shall be caused to execute a deed
to the effect that he or she has heard the judgment.
(2) Where the disputant is not present at the time of making judgment, the case disposing court shall immediately issue a process in the name of the disputant setting out the contents of the judgment of the case and where the judgment is appealable, the name of the court hearing appeal.
(3) The disputant may make an appeal against the judgment on the matters with which he or she is not satisfied within Thirty days, where, in an appealable case, the disputant has appeared in the case
disposing court and heard the judgment pursuant to Sub-section (1), after the date of hearing of judgment and after the date of the service of the process where the process of appeal has been issued pursuant to Sub-
section because the disputant has not appeared. No appeal shall lie after the expiration of the said time-limit.
(4) Where the time-limit of appeal as required to be given pursuant to Sub-section (2) has not been given by the court, the time- limit for making appeal shall be set after the date of payment by the disputant of the imposed penalty, fine or the date of obtaining the duplicate of copy of judgment, whichever date occurs earlier
(1) After a case has been adjudged by the court, the judgment shall be read out to the present disputant, and the
matter whether appeal can be made against the judgment or not shall be set out, and if appeal can be made, the name of the appeal hearing court shall also be set out, and the disputant shall be caused to execute a deed
to the effect that he or she has heard the judgment.
(2) Where the disputant is not present at the time of making judgment, the case disposing court shall immediately issue a process in the name of the disputant setting out the contents of the judgment of the case and where the judgment is appealable, the name of the court hearing appeal.
(3) The disputant may make an appeal against the judgment on the matters with which he or she is not satisfied within Thirty days, where, in an appealable case, the disputant has appeared in the case
disposing court and heard the judgment pursuant to Sub-section (1), after the date of hearing of judgment and after the date of the service of the process where the process of appeal has been issued pursuant to Sub-
section because the disputant has not appeared. No appeal shall lie after the expiration of the said time-limit.
(4) Where the time-limit of appeal as required to be given pursuant to Sub-section (2) has not been given by the court, the time- limit for making appeal shall be set after the date of payment by the disputant of the imposed penalty, fine or the date of obtaining the duplicate of copy of judgment, whichever date occurs earlier