Applicant's Delayed Appeals Dismissed Due to Unexcused 1460-Day Delay The Tribunal dismissed the applicant's condonation applications for a 1460-day delay in filing appeals, citing that the delay could not be excused based ...
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Applicant's Delayed Appeals Dismissed Due to Unexcused 1460-Day Delay
The Tribunal dismissed the applicant's condonation applications for a 1460-day delay in filing appeals, citing that the delay could not be excused based on new facts discovered after tax deposit. Stay applications and appeals were consequently dismissed.
The applicant filed applications for condonation of a 1460-day delay in filing appeals due to new facts found after depositing tax. The Tribunal dismissed the condonation applications, stating that the delay cannot be excused based on new facts. Stay applications and appeals were also dismissed.
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