DPDP reference
Section 30: Orders passed by Appellate Tribunal
Last checked 6 Nov 2026
A Tribunal order is executable as a decree of a civil court, and the Tribunal has all the powers of a civil court for this (s.30(1)). It may also send an order to a civil court with local jurisdiction, which executes it as its own decree (s.30(2)).
- Applies to
- Parties to an appeal.
- Starts
- 13 May 2027 (G.S.R. 843(E), item (c)).
- Penalty
- None of its own. This section sets out how the law works and places no duty on a business.
- Source
- Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (22 of 2023), section 30; G.S.R. 843(E), commencement
Questions
How is a Tribunal order enforced?
As a decree of a civil court, by the Tribunal or by a civil court it sends the order to (s.30).
Related
- Section 29: Appeal to Appellate Tribunal
- Section 39: Bar of jurisdiction
- Rule 22: Appeal to Appellate Tribunal
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