The Lower Burma Courts Act, 1889, 11 of 1889, (Rep., Act 6 of 1900) · 111 — .

Section 22. I f in any case the appellate decree or order of Aamission of the Court of a Deputy Commissionel* or

Repealed or not in force · As amended up to 2026-08

22. I f in any case the appellate decree or order of Aamission of the Court of a Deputy Commissionel* or Commissioner ~~~~~s by reverses 'or modifies an original decree or order, the Jndicial Judicial Commissioner may receive a second appeal, if, Commissiollon a perusal of the grounds of appear and of copies of '" the Louje?. Burmm Couvts. Louje?. Burmm Couvts. `[ACT` X I (Chapter 1P.--T/~'ire Court of the Reco,*der.-Sec- tioli 51.) ( 4 ) Every order made by t l ~ e Recorder in the exercise of the jurisdiction conferred by this section shall have the same force throughout British India as if it had been. made by the High Court or a Judge thereof, and all the provisions of the said Statute relating to thepersons or property of illsolvents shall, nzutatis mutandis, apply to insolvents ,applying for relief under this section. (5) Any person considering himself aggrieved by any adjudication, order or proceeding of the Recorder under this section may, within thirty days from the date thereof, present a petition to the Special Court, and that Court shall enquire into the matter of the petition and make such order thereon as it thinlcs just, and such order sliall be final and conclusive o n all parties, and shall be 'binding on the Court. of the (G).,.,The Recorder may from time to time, mritli the previous sgsction of the Local Goveramsizt, make rules consi&ent with this Act for facilitating within h b % P @ c t i o n "U- the relief intended to be hereby given. `(?')^*NO` conveyance, letter-of-attorney or other instrument executed under any order of the Recorder in exercise of the jurisdiction conferred by this section shall be chargeable with stamp-'duty.

Source: India Code