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<h1>Appellate authority can review its order under Section 101 if new evidence or apparent mistakes are found.</h1> The Multi-State Co-Operative Societies Act, 2002, Section 101, allows an appellate authority to review its own order upon application by any party. This is permissible if new and important evidence is discovered that was not accessible with due diligence at the time of the original order, or if there is an apparent mistake or other sufficient reason. Such review applications must be filed within thirty days of the order's communication. Additionally, all interested parties must receive notice and a reasonable opportunity to be heard before any order is made under this provision.