Judicial Scrutiny Prevails: Revenue's Delayed Petition Dismissed, Substantive Legal Question Left Open for Future Examination SC dismissed SLP filed by Revenue due to 597-day unexplained delay, disposing of all pending applications. While rejecting the petition on procedural ...
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Judicial Scrutiny Prevails: Revenue's Delayed Petition Dismissed, Substantive Legal Question Left Open for Future Examination
SC dismissed SLP filed by Revenue due to 597-day unexplained delay, disposing of all pending applications. While rejecting the petition on procedural grounds, the Court explicitly preserved the underlying legal question for potential future consideration, maintaining the substantive legal issue's potential relevance despite the procedural dismissal.
The Supreme Court, through Justices J.B. Pardiwala and R. Mahadevan, dismissed the Special Leave Petition filed by the petitioner (Revenue) due to a "gross delay of 597 days" which was not satisfactorily explained. The Court held that the petition is dismissed "on the ground of delay," disposing of all pending applications. However, the Court explicitly "kept open" the question of law involved.
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