High Court overturns delay ruling in civil appeal due to file handler leaving job. Tribunal to process appeal if papers in order. The High Court of Madras set aside the order refusing to condone a 109-day delay in a civil miscellaneous appeal due to the person handling the file ...
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High Court overturns delay ruling in civil appeal due to file handler leaving job. Tribunal to process appeal if papers in order.
The High Court of Madras set aside the order refusing to condone a 109-day delay in a civil miscellaneous appeal due to the person handling the file leaving the job. The Appellate Tribunal was directed to number the appeal if the papers are in order, and the appeal was disposed of with no costs.
The High Court of Madras set aside the order refusing to condone a 109-day delay in a civil miscellaneous appeal. The delay was due to the person handling the file leaving the job, which was deemed a sufficient reason. The Appellate Tribunal was directed to number the appeal if the papers are in order. The appeal was disposed of with no costs.
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