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<h1>Appeal Dismissed Due to Low Tax Effect; Legal Question Left Open for Future Consideration.</h1> The SC condoned the delay in filing the civil appeal but declined to entertain it due to the low quantum of tax effect involved. Consequently, the appeal ... Condonation of delay - Entertainability of appeal - Declining to entertain appeal on basis of quantum of tax effect - Reservation of question of law for future adjudicationCondonation of delay - Delay in filing the civil appeal was condoned. - HELD THAT: - The Court recorded satisfaction with the explanation for delay and expressly condoned the delay in filing the civil appeal. This procedural relief was granted notwithstanding the ultimate disposition of the appeal on other grounds.Delay in filing the civil appeal is condoned.Entertainability of appeal - Declining to entertain appeal on basis of quantum of tax effect - The appeal was declined for entertainment and dismissed on account of the quantum of tax effect. - HELD THAT: - Having considered the matter and the quantum of tax effect, the Court exercised its discretion not to entertain the civil appeal and dismissed it. The dismissal was on the ground of entertainability linked to the tax effect rather than on adjudication of the substantive question of law.The appeal is dismissed as the Court declines to entertain it in view of the quantum of tax effect.Reservation of question of law for future adjudication - A question of law arising in the proceedings was left open for decision in an appropriate case. - HELD THAT: - The Court expressly refrained from deciding the question of law and permitted that legal question to be argued and decided in a suitable future case where it would be directly in issue. No determination on the merits of that legal question was made in the present proceedings.The question of law is left open to be decided in an appropriate case.Final Conclusion: Delay is condoned; the appeal is dismissed because the Court declined to entertain it on account of the quantum of tax effect; the substantive question of law is not decided and is left open for determination in an appropriate case. Pending application stands disposed of. The Supreme Court condoned the delay in filing the civil appeal but declined to entertain it due to the quantum of tax effect. The appeal was dismissed, but the question of law was left open for a future case. Pending applications were also disposed of.
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