Significant 224-Day Delay in Filing Leads to Dismissal of Special Leave Petition; Condonation Request Rejected. The SC dismissed a special leave petition due to a significant delay of 224 days in filing, with inadequate justification for condonation. The application ...
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Significant 224-Day Delay in Filing Leads to Dismissal of Special Leave Petition; Condonation Request Rejected.
The SC dismissed a special leave petition due to a significant delay of 224 days in filing, with inadequate justification for condonation. The application for condonation of delay was rejected, leading to the dismissal of the special leave petition. All pending applications were consequently disposed of.
The Supreme Court dismissed a special leave petition due to a gross delay of 224 days in filing, with insufficient reasons for condonation of delay. The application seeking condonation of delay was dismissed, and consequently, the special leave petition was also dismissed. Any pending applications were disposed of.
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