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of <h1>Appeals Against Property Acquisition Orders Under Section 269F Must Follow Prescribed Procedures and Timelines</h1> An appeal against an order for acquisition of immovable property under section 269F of the Income-tax Act, 1961, may be filed with the Appellate Tribunal by the transferor, transferee, or any other interested person within prescribed time limits. The Tribunal may extend the appeal period if sufficient cause is shown. Appeals must be in the prescribed form, verified, and accompanied by a specified fee. The Tribunal sets the hearing date, provides notice, and may pass appropriate orders after hearing both parties. It can amend orders within thirty days to correct apparent mistakes, ensuring affected persons are heard. Copies of orders are sent to the appellant and Commissioner. Orders are final except as provided under section 269H. Appeals should be disposed of expeditiously, preferably within ninety days, and relevant provisions of section 255 apply to the Tribunal's proceedings under this section.
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