Explanation:

- When an appeal from an order is allowed and that order was made by a court exercising appellate jurisdiction, the law says the next appeal should go to the same court where an appeal would lie if it was a decree from the original suit.

- Option 1: The Court to which an appeal would lie from the decree in the suit in which such order was made - This is correct. The logic is that appeals follow the path as if you were appealing the original judgment.

- Option 2: High Court - Only correct if, in that case, the decree would also go there, but not universally true.

- Option 3: Supreme Court - Not usual unless it's a specific special case.

- Option 4: District Court - This is usually not correct for secondary appeals.