Revenue appeal dismissed for 893-day delay despite COD petition. Chief Commissioner's direction not sufficient cause for condonation. The Appellate Tribunal CEGAT, New Delhi dismissed a Revenue appeal due to a delay of 893 days in filing, despite a COD petition. The appeal was filed at ...
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Revenue appeal dismissed for 893-day delay despite COD petition. Chief Commissioner's direction not sufficient cause for condonation.
The Appellate Tribunal CEGAT, New Delhi dismissed a Revenue appeal due to a delay of 893 days in filing, despite a COD petition. The appeal was filed at the direction of the Chief Commissioner, but the tribunal found this not to be a sufficient cause for condonation of the delay. The appeal was dismissed based on these grounds.
The Appellate Tribunal CEGAT, New Delhi dismissed a Revenue appeal due to a delay of 893 days in filing, despite a COD petition. The appeal was filed at the direction of the Chief Commissioner, but the tribunal found this not to be a sufficient cause for condonation of the delay. The appeal was dismissed based on these grounds.
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