No appeal under the CISF Rules shall be entertained, under normal circumstances, unless it is submitted within

A

90 days from the date on which the appellant received copy of the order appealed against.

B

60 days from the date on which the appellant received copy of the order appealed against.

C

30 days from the date on which the appellant received copy of the order appealed against.

D

45 days from the date on which the appellant received copy of the order appealed against.

Explanation

According to Rule 47 of the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) Rules, 2001 (and Section 9 of the CISF Act, 1968), the period of limitation for filing an appeal is 30 days.

The rule specifically states that no appeal shall be entertained unless it is submitted within a period of thirty days from the date on which the appellant receives a copy of the order being appealed against. While the appellate authority has the discretionary power to condone a delay if the appellant demonstrates "sufficient cause" for not submitting the appeal in time, the standard statutory timeframe is 30 days. This provision is specific to the CISF and differs from the 45-day limit generally provided under the Central Civil Services (Classification, Control and

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No appeal under the CISF Rules shall be entertained, under normal circumstances, unless it is submitted within

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