Legal Challenge Dismissed as Counsel Fails to Prosecute Case, Repeated Adjournment Requests Rejected Under Strict Procedural Guidelines SC dismissed the appeal for 'want of prosecution' after repeated adjournment requests by appellant's counsel. Despite pandemic-related video conference ...
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Legal Challenge Dismissed as Counsel Fails to Prosecute Case, Repeated Adjournment Requests Rejected Under Strict Procedural Guidelines
SC dismissed the appeal for "want of prosecution" after repeated adjournment requests by appellant's counsel. Despite pandemic-related video conference proceedings, the tribunal emphasized strict hearing schedules and rejected further delay, effectively terminating the legal challenge due to procedural non-compliance by the appellant.
The Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) Mumbai, presided over by Justice Tarun Agarwala, dismissed the appeal for "want of prosecution" due to the appellant's counsel repeatedly seeking adjournments and ultimately refusing to argue the matter. The Tribunal emphasized the peremptory hearing schedule and rejected the latest adjournment request. Owing to the Covid-19 pandemic, the order was issued via video conference and digitally signed by the Private Secretary on behalf of the bench, with parties directed to act on the digitally signed copy transmitted electronically.
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