Appeal dismissed due to delayed filing citing misplacement of papers not sufficient cause The Tribunal dismissed the applicant's application to condone a 48-day delay in filing an appeal, citing that misplacement of papers was not deemed a ...
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Appeal dismissed due to delayed filing citing misplacement of papers not sufficient cause
The Tribunal dismissed the applicant's application to condone a 48-day delay in filing an appeal, citing that misplacement of papers was not deemed a sufficient cause for the delay. As a result, the appeal was also dismissed.
The applicant filed an application to condone a 48-day delay in filing an appeal. The application was based on the grounds of misplaced relevant papers. The Tribunal dismissed the application as misplacement of papers was not considered a sufficient cause for the delay. Consequently, the appeal was also dismissed.
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