Limitation extension: High Court may admit late appeals after the prescribed period if sufficient cause exists. An inserted deeming provision authorises the High Court to admit appeals filed after the prescribed limitation period if the court is satisfied there was sufficient cause for the delay, thereby granting discretionary relief from the time bar and applying retrospectively to an earlier operative date.
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Limitation extension: High Court may admit late appeals after the prescribed period if sufficient cause exists.
An inserted deeming provision authorises the High Court to admit appeals filed after the prescribed limitation period if the court is satisfied there was sufficient cause for the delay, thereby granting discretionary relief from the time bar and applying retrospectively to an earlier operative date.
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