Condonation of Delay in Appeals: High Court empowered to admit delayed appeals for sufficient cause. Amendment empowers High Courts to admit appeals after the prescribed limitation period if satisfied there was sufficient cause for delay, applies retrospectively and to appeals and review petitions pending before appellate courts, and is procedural in character clarifying the High Courts' competence to condone delay under the Central Excise appellate framework.
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Condonation of Delay in Appeals: High Court empowered to admit delayed appeals for sufficient cause.
Amendment empowers High Courts to admit appeals after the prescribed limitation period if satisfied there was sufficient cause for delay, applies retrospectively and to appeals and review petitions pending before appellate courts, and is procedural in character clarifying the High Courts' competence to condone delay under the Central Excise appellate framework.
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