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Issues: Whether the time granted to file objections to the interim and final forensic audit reports required enlargement.
Analysis: The objection period granted by the earlier order was considered in the context of the pending company petition and the bearing of the forensic audit reports on the merits. The Appellate Tribunal did not enter into the correctness of the reports at that stage and instead balanced the equities by extending the time for filing objections. The relief was limited to a further period of two weeks, with a clear stipulation that no further extension would be granted.
Conclusion: The time for filing objections to the interim and final forensic audit reports was extended by two weeks, and the appeal was otherwise closed.