High Court discretion for late applications where sufficient cause exists, permitting admissions after statutory filing period lapse. The Bill adds a provision allowing the High Court to admit applications filed after the expiry of the statutory period for seeking a reference when the Tribunal refuses to state a case on the ground that no question of law arises, provided the High Court is satisfied there was sufficient cause for the delay; the amendment operates retrospectively from the stated retrospective date.
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High Court discretion for late applications where sufficient cause exists, permitting admissions after statutory filing period lapse.
The Bill adds a provision allowing the High Court to admit applications filed after the expiry of the statutory period for seeking a reference when the Tribunal refuses to state a case on the ground that no question of law arises, provided the High Court is satisfied there was sufficient cause for the delay; the amendment operates retrospectively from the stated retrospective date.
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