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<h1>Delayed Revocation Application Upheld: Aadhar Verification Challenges Justify 8-Day Extension in Filing Petition</h1> HC allowed writ petition challenging delay in filing revocation application. Court found reasons for 8-day delay satisfactory, considering Aadhar ... Condonation of delay - Delay in Aadhaar verification - Filing of revocation application - Filing of 'NIL' returns - Obligation to deposit duty liability before filing revocationCondonation of delay - Delay in Aadhaar verification - Filing of revocation application - Filing of 'NIL' returns - Obligation to deposit duty liability before filing revocation - Whether the delay of eight days in filing the application for revocation is liable to be condoned and the impugned order rejecting condonation to be set aside. - HELD THAT: - The Court considered the petitioner's explanation that Aadhaar verification delay caused the eight-day delay in filing the revocation application and noted the petitioner's assertion that 'NIL' returns had been filed, negating any duty liability that would have prevented uploading the revocation application. The respondent contended that non-uploading was also due to unpaid duty liability and recorded a summed demand in the impugned order; the petitioner denied that position and placed on record that an amount was deposited for the purpose of filing the revocation application. Having heard the parties and perused the affidavits and material on record, the Court found the explanation satisfactory and held that the short delay was condonable. On this basis the Court set aside the impugned order rejecting the condonation application and allowed the writ petition. [Paras 10, 11]Delay of eight days condoned; impugned order dated 07.09.2023 set aside and writ petition allowed.Final Conclusion: The Court condoned the eight-day delay in filing the revocation application, set aside the respondent's order rejecting condonation dated 07.09.2023, and allowed the writ petition. Issues involved: Challenge to impugned order on delay in filing revocation application and condonation of delay.Summary:Delay in filing revocation application:The writ petition challenged the impugned order passed by the respondent due to a delay of 8 days in filing the application for revocation. The delay was attributed to Aadhar verification and the petitioner's inability to upload the application. The petitioner contended that they had filed 'NIL' returns indicating no duty liability, while the respondent claimed a duty liability of Rs2,48,856. Additionally, the petitioner had deposited Rs.58,000 towards tax dues for filing the revocation application.Condonation of delay:After hearing both parties and examining the materials on record, the Court found the reasons for delay satisfactory. The Court held that the delay was condonable and set aside the impugned order dated 07.09.2023. The writ petition was allowed, and the connected miscellaneous petition was closed.
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