Supreme Court Dismisses Petitions Due to Significant Filing Delays; Legal Explanations Deemed Inadequate. SC dismissed special leave petitions due to substantial delays of 273, 288, and 267 days in filing, finding the explanations legally inadequate. ...
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Supreme Court Dismisses Petitions Due to Significant Filing Delays; Legal Explanations Deemed Inadequate.
SC dismissed special leave petitions due to substantial delays of 273, 288, and 267 days in filing, finding the explanations legally inadequate. Applications for condonation of delay were rejected, leaving the question of law unresolved. All pending applications were disposed of accordingly.
The Supreme Court dismissed special leave petitions due to significant delays of 273, 288, and 267 days in filing. The explanation for the delay was deemed insufficient in law. The applications seeking condonation of delay were dismissed, and the question of law remains open. Pending applications were disposed of.
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