धारा 225 ·

Appeals from order of committee. (1) Any person aggrieved- (a) by the refusal of a committee under Section 193 to sanction the erection or re-erection of a building, or 5 (b) by a notice from a committee under Section 171 requiring a street to be drained, levelled, paved, flagged, metalled or providing with proper means of lighting, or declaring a street to be public street, or º (by a notice 1. Added by Punjab Act 2 of 1923, Section 62 2. Substituted for the words "or of his being as agent or trustee the person who would receive the rent if the property were let to a tenant" by Punjab Act 2 of 1923, Section 62 3. The words 'and' was omitted by Punjab Act 2 of 1923, Section 62 4. Substituted by Punjab Act 3 of 1933, Section 84 5. Substituted by Punjab Act 3 of 1933 Section 85 6. The words "by the notice from the Executive Officer" (vide item 18, of Schedule II of Punjab Act 2 of 1931, shall be deemed to be inserted between "or" and "under" in the case of those municipalities to which Punjab Act 2 of 1931, applies 114 The Punjab Municipal Act, 1911, Section 226 from the Executive Officer) under Section 195 requiring the alteration or demolition of a building, or] (c) by any order made by a committee [or any Executive Officer under the powers conferred upon -[it] by Sections 107, 116, 3[121,] 123 4[or 124] may appeal within thirty days, from the date of such prohibition, notice or order to such officer as the State Government may appoint for the purpose of hearing such appeals or any of them, or, failing such appointment, *** *] to the Deputy Commissioner [* * * ]; and no such refusal, notice or order shall be liable to be called in question otherwise than by such appeal: 7[x x x x] (2) The appellate authority may, if it shall think fit, extend the period allowed by sub-section (1) for appeal. (3) The order of the appellate authority confirming, setting aside or modifying the refusal, notice or order appealed from shall be final; Provided that the refusal, notice or order shall not be modified or set aside until the appellant and the committee have had reasonable opportunity of being heard.