Appeal limitation requires timely filing, while sufficient cause permits an appellate authority to condone a delayed appeal. Appeals under the disciplinary and appeals framework must be filed within forty-five days from delivery to the appellant of a copy of the challenged ... Summary
Appeal limitation requires timely filing, while sufficient cause permits an appellate authority to condone a delayed appeal.
Appeals under the disciplinary and appeals framework must be filed within forty-five days from delivery to the appellant of a copy of the challenged order. The appellate authority may admit an appeal after expiry of that period only where it is satisfied that sufficient cause prevented timely filing, allowing condonation of a justified delay.
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