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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Condonation of Delay"
AO Can't Take Advantage Of Assessee's Ignorance To Collect More Tax: Karnataka High Court Condones Delay Of 6 Years In Filing Revised ITR
'Reason Is The Heartbeat Of Conclusion': Gujarat High Court Asks All Presiding Officers To Pass Speaking Orders
Limitation Period Cannot Be Extended On Equitable Grounds: Supreme Court
Courts Should Examine Conducts Of Parties "All Through" While Deciding Condonation/ Restoration Applications: Manipur High Court
Application Seeking Condonation Of Delay Has To Be Decided Before Hearing On Merits Of Appeal: Allahabad High Court Answers Reference
Financial Crisis Can Be One Of The Grounds For Condonation Of Delay: Gujarat High Court
Limitation | In This Age Of Electronic Communication, Govt Can't Take Advantage Of Inherited Bureaucratic Methodology To Justify Delay: Gauhati HC
If Sufficient Cause Is Shown, Delay Can Be Condoned For Substantive Justice U/S 5 Limitation Act: Gujarat High Court Grants Relief To Govt Company
Applicant Seeking Relief U/S 5 Limitation Act Must 'Explain Delay For Every Day' That Elapses Beyond Prescribed Period: Karnataka High Court
Commercial Suits - Time Limit Of 120 Days For Filing Written Statements Not Mandatory For Written Statements To Counter Claims: Madras High Court
Since SC Extended Limitation, No Need To File Application For Condonation Of Delay; NCLAT Delhi
Suo Motu Orders Extending Limitation Apply Also To Delay Which Could Have Been Condoned : Supreme Court
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