An appeal against an order of a DISTRICT Commission under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 lies to the State Commission within:

Section 50 of the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 provides that an appeal against an order of a DISTRICT Commission lies to the STATE Commission within FORTY-FIVE days of the order, with the power to condone further delay on sufficient cause. Correspondingly, an appeal from the State Commission to the National Commission lies within THIRTY days (Section 51), and from the National Commission to the Supreme Court within thirty days. The three-tier consumer pyramid therefore has distinct appeal windows: 45 days for the first rung, 30 days for the upper appeals. These numeric points are regularly tested.