Apeal

Any person aggrieved from any final decision given by the court or a decree granted so may file an appeal before the district judge with in 30 days of pronouncement of judgment or order and decree. However, no appeal shall lie for dissolution of marriage, for dower not proceeding Rs. 15,000/- and for maintenance of Rs. 1,000/- or less per month. 

The appellant must show the grounds on the basis of which he filed an appeal along with the order or judgment against which the appeal is preferred. The district judge on receiving of grounds of appeal may reject the same at preliminary stage if no solid reasoning is mentioned by the appellant to change alter set a side or reverse the judgment order and decree. However, if the district judge deems appropriate to proceed into the matter he shall issue the notice to the respondent for appearance on the date fix so.  

After hearing both the parties the district judge shall decide the appeal on merit and he may upheld the judgment order or decree of the judge family court or may reverse or alter the same.  

No second appeal shall lie against the order or judgment pronounce by the district judge however, the constitutional remedy by filing a writ petition before the honorable High Court will always be open against the said order judgment and decree.  

The decree passed by the district judge shall be executed in the manner already discussed.