appeal time after divorce

it is 30 days under Indian Limitations Act.

it is 90 days..If no appeal was filed within 90 days or you have not received any summons within 90 days you are free to marry..

Mrs. Sunil Shah , there was an amendment in past within few years..I believe it was in 2003/2004

anjali thk u.

Mr. Jaswant,  Under S. 148A of Civil Procedure Code, you may lodge a cavet application before the Hon'ble High Court, if the decree is made by Family Court or District Court or before the District Court, if the decree is made by Civil Court.  A copy of the caveat application is required to be served on the opposite party by registered AD.  When the opposite party is served with caveat application, it is the duty of the opposite side to inform you before completion of 90 days, that they have preferred an appeal and send you the copies of the attached documents at your cost. Otherwise, there is a likely possibility that the other side approaches the appellate authority and get ex-parte orders.  When caveat application is made, the court is bound to serve you the notice and will not pass any ex-parte orders without hearing you.  If after 90 days of making caveat application, if you receive no notice either from the court or from the opposite party, you can safely assume that no appeal is preferred and get married peacefully without any worry.  ddkharpudikar@indiatimes.com

 Anjali is correct.Ave. Deepak has eloberated it further.