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of <h1>Legal Challenge Fails: Procedural Delays and Weak Medical Evidence Undermine Petitioner's GST Act Order Appeal</h1> <h3>Monirul Islam Versus State of West Bengal & Ors.</h3> HC dismissed writ petition challenging WBGST Act order due to procedural delays and inconsistent medical documentation. The court found the appeal was ... Maintainability of appeal - appeal dismissed on the ground of delay of more than four months in addition to the period granted by the judgment of the Hon’ble Supreme Court during the COVID period - HELD THAT:- There is no cogent and proper explanation of delay in filing the appeal of more than 200 days. The medical documents, the petitioner has annexed, are self-contradictory. Prescription annexed has been issued by one doctor, medical certificate has been given by another doctor who is a general practitioner and diagonised that petitioner was suffering from pulmonary disease while the prescription annexed shows that the petitioner was suffering from skin diseases and such prescription has been issued by the Dermatologist. Petition dismissed. The High Court of Calcutta dismissed Writ Petition WPA 27835 of 2022 challenging an order under the WBGST Act due to delay in filing the appeal and inconsistencies in medical documents submitted by the petitioner.
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