The Oudh Civil Courts Act, 1871, 32 of 1871 (Rep., Act 22 of 1886) · III — .

Section 15. (1.)—Appeals from the decrees and orders in original suits and proceedings of the Courts of the firs

Repealed or not in force · As amended up to 2026-08

15. (1.)—Appeals from the decrees and orders in original suits and proceedings of the Courts of the first and second grades shall, when such appeals are allowed by law, ordinarily lie to the Deputy Commissioner. But where the amount or value of the subject-matter of any such suit or proceeding exceeds one thousand rupees, the appeal shall lie to the Commissioner. (2.)—Appeals from such decrees and orders of the Court of the Deputy Commissioner, when such appeals are allowed by law, shall lie to the Commissioner. (3.)—An a 29 Oudh Cicil Courts. [ACT XXXII (3.)—An appeal from any such decree or order passed by the Commissioner shall, when such appeal is allowed by law, lie to the Judicial Commissioner, whose Court shall be deemed to be the highest Court of Appeal. Power of Commissioner to withdraw appeals.

Source: India Code