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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Condonation of Delay"
Authority Under Gratuity Act Cannot Condone Delay In Filing Appeal By Entertaining An Application U/S 5 Of Limitation Act: Kerala High Court
Non-Attestation Of Affidavit With Section 34 Application; A Procedural Irregularity; Application Valid: Delhi High Court
NCDRC Reiterates That Condonation Of Delay Is Not A Right, Each Day Should Be Explained
Delay In Filing Appeal; Incorrect Particulars: Supreme Court Imposes Rs One Lakh Costs On UP Government For Casual Approach
"No Change In Haryana Govt's Attitude": High Court Sets Aside Order Condoning 3 Yrs Delay In Filing Appeal On Ground That Case Files Were Lost
Income Tax Act does not impose any limitation for filing an application for condonation of delay: Kerala High Court
Sanction U/S 33M Drugs & Cosmetics Act Required Only For Ayurvedic Drugs, Not Allopathic: Karnataka High Court
'State's Objection Shocking To Judicial Conscience': Orissa High Court Directs Govt To Pay Compensation To 2008 Kandhamal Riot Victim's Kin
Order XLI Rule 3-A CPC | Failure To File Appeal With Application For Condonation Of Delay Curable Defect, Can Be Filed Subsequently: J&K&L High Court
S.142 NI Act | Magistrate Can't Take Cognizance If Complaint Not Filed Within One Month After Cheque Drawer Received Statutory Notice: Patna HC
NCLAT Delhi Allows Appeal Re-Filed After 197 Days Of Delay, Subject To Cost Of Rs.10,000 Payable To Respondent
Limitation Act | Sufficient Cause U/S 5 Of Must Be Liberally Constructed So As To Advance Substantive Justice: J&K&L High Court
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