Appeal against confiscation orders permits aggrieved persons to seek appellate review; Central Government retains limited revision power.

Aggrieved persons may appeal confiscation orders under Section 31 to the appropriate appellate court-High Court for orders from the Court of Session, or Court of Session for orders by specified officers-within the statutory period subject to one discretionary extension; such appeals are treated as appeals from an original decree and follow applicable Code of Civil Procedure provisions. The Central Government may revise orders under Section 32 on its own motion or on application by a registered person, subject to time limits, condonation for sufficient cause, exclusion where a pending appeal exists, and payment of the prescribed fee.

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