Extension of time for statutory applications allows late admission where sufficient cause is shown to excuse delayed filings. Amendment to section 256 empowers the High Court to admit applications after the six month limitation for requiring the Tribunal to state a case if satisfied there was sufficient cause for the delay; this change operates retrospectively and makes the six month period a non absolute bar subject to judicial discretion on excusable delay.
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Extension of time for statutory applications allows late admission where sufficient cause is shown to excuse delayed filings.
Amendment to section 256 empowers the High Court to admit applications after the six month limitation for requiring the Tribunal to state a case if satisfied there was sufficient cause for the delay; this change operates retrospectively and makes the six month period a non absolute bar subject to judicial discretion on excusable delay.
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