Revision jurisdiction permits examination of records, subject to limitation periods, appeal restrictions, prescribed fees, and delayed-application condonation. Section 32 establishes revision jurisdiction over orders passed by the Central Government under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010. Suo motu ... Summary
Revision jurisdiction permits examination of records, subject to limitation periods, appeal restrictions, prescribed fees, and delayed-application condonation.
Section 32 establishes revision jurisdiction over orders passed by the Central Government under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010. Suo motu revision is unavailable after one year, while a registered person must apply within one year from communication or knowledge of the order, subject to condonation for sufficient cause. Revision is barred while an available appeal period remains open, where appeal rights are not waived, or where an appeal has been filed. Applications require the prescribed fee.
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