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Under the Code, to which matters do the provisions relating to appeals from original decrees apply, so far as may be?

Those provisions apply so far as may be to appeals from appellate decrees and to appeals from orders made under the Code or any special or local law, unless that law provides a different procedure. Section 108 covers both categories.

  1. AAppeals from appellate decrees and from orders under the Code or a special or local law, where no different procedure is providedCorrect
  2. BOnly appeals from appellate decrees
  3. COnly appeals from orders made under special laws
  4. DAppeals from decrees of Small Cause Courts in all cases

Explanation

Section 108 applies the provisions on appeals from original decrees, so far as may be, to appeals from appellate decrees and to appeals from orders under the Code or any special or local law in which a different procedure is not provided. The other options narrow or misstate this.

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