Amendment status not verified — confirm the current text below against the official source.
Appeals against orders refusing to gra'lt permrssion.-Any person • aggrieved by an order of the competent authority refu~ing to grant the per· mission referred to in su J-section {I ) of section 22 may, w1thin such time as may be prescribed, prefer an appeal to tJle Collector and the order of the ~ Colleetor on such appeal &hall, subject to the provision~ of ~ection 24, be final. ~4 Revision ~by Government.-( i) The Gov ~rnment may, either su? motu or an application by any person aggritved, call for and examine the record of any order passed by the Collector under section 23 for the purpose of sausfying themselves as to the legahty, propriety or regularity of such order and pass such o1·der thereon as they think fit: Provjded that no order shall be passed under th1s sub-section unless the local authority concerned has been given an opportunity of being heard. (2) The Gover nment shall not of their own mot•on revise any order under sub-section ( 1) tf that order has been r~asscd more than three months previous\ y. (3) An application under sub-section (I) by an aggrieved person shall be made withm a period of two months from the date on which the order m question was communicated to him : Provided that the Government may admit an application made after the expiry of the satd prrtod of two months if they are satisfied that the appli- cant had sufficient cause for not making the applicc1tion within that period. (4) An order prejudicial to a person !hall not bt passed under sub· section ( 1) unless that person has been given a reasonable opportunity of showing cause against such order . .. Explanatt ~Jn .-An order declining to intetfere shall, fot the purposes of this sub-section, be deemed to be an ()rdcr prejudicial to a person.