Appeal dismissed; delay condonation refused under Section 14 Limitation Act, exclusion of May 22-Oct 16, 2024 upheld SC dismissed the appeal and upheld the HC's impugned order refusing condonation of delay. The Court found no grounds to interfere with the High Court's ...
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Appeal dismissed; delay condonation refused under Section 14 Limitation Act, exclusion of May 22-Oct 16, 2024 upheld
SC dismissed the appeal and upheld the HC's impugned order refusing condonation of delay. The Court found no grounds to interfere with the High Court's conclusion on the applicability of Section 14 of the Limitation Act and the exclusion of the period from 22.05.2024 to 16.10.2024. The NCLAT's view that condonation could not be allowed was effectively left intact by the SC, and the appeal was therefore dismissed.
Having heard counsel and perusal of the materials on record, the Court found "no reason to interfere with the impugned order passed by the High Court." The Court therefore dismissed the Civil Appeal: "The Civil Appeal is, accordingly, dismissed." All pending applications, including the application for impleadment, were directed to "stand disposed of." The decision rests on the appellate court's determination that the High Court's order warranted no intervention on the present record; no further factual or legal disturbance of the impugned order was made. Procedurally, the appeal is conclusively disposed and ancillary motions raised before the Court require no separate resolution.
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