High Court appeal limitation: courts may condone delay beyond statutory period where sufficient cause is shown, applied retrospectively. The amendment inserts a new sub section empowering the High Court to admit appeals filed after the expiry of the prescribed limitation period if it is satisfied there was sufficient cause for not filing within that period, and makes this discretion retrospective to the specified operative date.
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High Court appeal limitation: courts may condone delay beyond statutory period where sufficient cause is shown, applied retrospectively.
The amendment inserts a new sub section empowering the High Court to admit appeals filed after the expiry of the prescribed limitation period if it is satisfied there was sufficient cause for not filing within that period, and makes this discretion retrospective to the specified operative date.
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