law: Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 1976
  21. Appeal
  (1) Any person aggrieved by any order made
  
  under section 19 may prefer an appeal-
  (a) where the order
  
  has been made by the Court of Session, to the High Court to which such court is
  
  subordinate; or
  (b) where the order has 
  
  been made by any officer specified under clause (b) of section 19, to the Court 
  
  of Session within the local limits of whose jurisdiction such order of 
  
  adjudication of confiscation was made, within one month from the date of 
  
  communication to such person of the order
  PROVIDED that the appellate court may, if it is
  
  satisfied that the appellant was prevented by sufficient cause from preferring
  
  the appeal within the said period of one month, allow such appeal to be
  
  preferred within a further period of one month, but not thereafter.
  (2) Any organization referred to in section 5,
  
  or any person or association referred to in section 9 or section 10,aggrieved
  
  by an order made in pursuance of the Explanation to sub-section (1) of section
  
  5 or by an order of the Central Government refusing to give permission, or by
  
  any order made by the Central Government, under section 5 or section 9 or
  
  section 10, as the case may be, may within sixty days from the date of such
  
  order prefer an appeal against such order to the High Court within the local
  
  limits of whose jurisdiction the appellant ordinarily resides or carries on
  
  business or personally works for gain, or, where the appellant is an
  
  organization or association, the principal office of such organization or
  
  association is located.
  (3) Every appeal preferred under this section
  
  shall be deemed to be an appeal from an original decree and the provisions of
  
  Order XLI of the First Schedule to the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (5 of
  
  1908), shall, as far as may be, apply thereto as they apply to an appeal from
  
  an original decree.