Supreme Court Rules Extensive Delay Inexcusable, Dismisses Petitions While Leaving Legal Questions Open for Future. The SC condoned the delay in refiling but determined that the extensive delay of 2139 days was not excusable. The special leave petitions were deemed to ...
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Supreme Court Rules Extensive Delay Inexcusable, Dismisses Petitions While Leaving Legal Questions Open for Future.
The SC condoned the delay in refiling but determined that the extensive delay of 2139 days was not excusable. The special leave petitions were deemed to lack merit. However, the questions of law remain open for future consideration. All pending applications related to the case were disposed of accordingly.
The Supreme Court condoned delay in refiling but found a huge delay of 2139 days not condonable. Special leave petitions have no merit, questions of law are kept open, and pending applications are disposed of.
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