Supreme Legal Battle: Key Parties Must Submit Critical Affidavits and Rejoinders Within Precise Procedural Timelines SC directed respondent to file counter affidavit within three weeks and petitioners to file rejoinder within two weeks subsequently. The case involves ...
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Supreme Legal Battle: Key Parties Must Submit Critical Affidavits and Rejoinders Within Precise Procedural Timelines
SC directed respondent to file counter affidavit within three weeks and petitioners to file rejoinder within two weeks subsequently. The case involves procedural matters related to cross-examination and remand report, with further hearing scheduled in September 2024. Parties were given specific timelines to submit additional documentation before the next listing.
The Supreme Court of India, through Hon'ble Justices Sanjiv Khanna and Sanjay Kumar, issued an order addressing procedural developments in the matter. It was noted that the respondent has completed cross-examination and the assessing officer has submitted the remand report to the first appellate court. The respondent has also filed objections before the appellate authority. The petitioners sought additional time to obtain instructions. The Court directed that any counter affidavit or reply be filed within three weeks, with rejoinder affidavits due two weeks thereafter. The matter is scheduled for re-listing in the week commencing 30.09.2024.
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