Yes for filing appeal there is a time limit

It applies even to government 

It has to be filed within statutory period from date of obtaining certified copy of order

In order to ensure that the government does not obtain any interim relief against you by filing an appeal, without you being notified, you can lodge caveats in the High Court 

Once caveat is filed and served on the government, then court will not pass any ex parte interim order of stay against the judgment passed in your favour, without hearing you first 

1. The govt may file a writ appeal before the Division Bench of the HC. So you better file a caveat immediately lest the govt succeeds in getting an ex parte stay from division bench. 

2. Only an AP HC lawyer who is conversant with rules of that HC can tell what is the limitation to challenge the order of single judge before DB.

1. If the order passed in writ petition then it can file intra-court appeal before the division bench and the time limit is 30 days beyond which also appeal can be preferred if the delay is explained and condoned.

2. In the meantime if the government does not act as per direction of the court, you can file contempt petition for compliance of the order.

1. Typically, the time limit to file Appeal in High Court matter is 60 days. However this can be extended by giving proper reasonings and justifications for the delay.

2. You can file caveat application in the Court and to the Authority, to restrain them from passing any further orders, without first hearing you.

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Against judgment appeal can be filed by state 

The government can approach the Division bench in the statutory time limit , file a cavet in high court so that in case government approach DB you receive notice and are served with copy before any interim order.

They can file intra court appeal preferably within 90 days.

is there any time mentioned in the HC order within which they have to comply with the order?

Regards

 the normal time is 90 days from the date of judgement and the other party can go to the next court and in case of any delete the condonation can be allowed by the court depending upon the situation and acceptance by the court

Yes. Every appeal is time bound

The government has to appeal to the appeallte authority whether division bench of HC or Supreme court depending on the Act under which the said case was filed. The appeal period is generally 30 days but for govt it may be 60 days or 90 days depending on limitation.

A single judge bench can be contested before a division bench of the high court within a period of 1 year normally. File a caveat in case the government goes in appeal.

Regards 

Appeal to High Court - 90 days from the date of decree Or order.

90 days limitation for every one.

It is 30 days for for filing an appeal before the Division Bench of the same High Court challenging the order passed by the single bench of the said High Court.

The time period for preferring an appeal as available to any litigant is available to the government side also, law is common for all.