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of <h1>Appeals by Controllers Under Estate Duty Act Section 63(2) Must Be Filed Within 60 Days of Order Receipt.</h1> Under Section 63(2) of the Estate Duty Act, 1953, if the Controller is dissatisfied with an Appellate Controller's order, they may appeal to the Appellate Tribunal within sixty days of receiving the order. The term 'Controller' includes Deputy and Assistant Controllers, which may complicate the limitation period if orders are communicated on different dates. To address this, the Board advises Appellate Controllers to communicate orders directly to the Controller of Estate Duty. Assistant Controllers should promptly notify Controllers of any orders received to ensure timely appeal decisions. Appeals should be filed in the Controller's name.
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