Limitation for filing appeal: statutory short period applies; appellate tribunal may condone delay for sufficient cause. An aggrieved person must prefer an appeal within forty-five days from the date on which a copy of the Board's order under the Act or its regulations is received; the Securities Appellate Tribunal may, however, entertain an appeal filed after that period if satisfied that there was sufficient cause for the delay, allowing condonation of delay in appropriate cases.
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Limitation for filing appeal: statutory short period applies; appellate tribunal may condone delay for sufficient cause.
An aggrieved person must prefer an appeal within forty-five days from the date on which a copy of the Board's order under the Act or its regulations is received; the Securities Appellate Tribunal may, however, entertain an appeal filed after that period if satisfied that there was sufficient cause for the delay, allowing condonation of delay in appropriate cases.
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