Limitation for appeal against the decision of family court

Limitation is an act passed by Parliament and not direction of Supreme Court.

Please see there is conflict with in the act made by parliament family court act 1984 and HMA 

You are referring to two  different subjects by combining  them together.  The appeal under HMA is different from an appeal under family court act.

The matrimonail decided under HMA by family court. No dobout Family court act and HMA are two different rules. There are two conditions

1. where family court established

2 where family court not established.

Where family court established the decision made by family court and appeal period is 30 days.

where family court not established the decision made by civil court and appeal period is 90 days

Is this right?

Alway advisable to prefer appeal within 30 days.  Coming to the legal question, 90 days is the limitation for the following reasons.  1.  HMA is a specific Act, whereas Family Court Act is general Act in some way.  2.  The limitation in specific Act prevails than general Act.  3.  Even though the the provisions of latter Act (F.C. Act) prevails over than earlier Act (HM Act), due to the first reason mentioned above, 90 days prevail over 30 days. 4.  While applying the limitation principle, liberal interpretation is followed and hence 90 days limitation prevail.

Find the following Kerala HC judgment that throws some light. 

Surprised to know that a person on living alone for 5 years may get divorce from family court and after gettting divorce he may not marry again because right of appeal may not infringe.The high court will take 5 years more to decide the case.

Natural right of a person may infringe but The right of appeal may not infringe