Supreme Court Rejects Petition After 405-Day Delay, Emphasizing Strict Procedural Compliance in Legal Proceedings SC dismissed SLP due to 405-day delay in filing, explicitly stating 'No case is made out to condone the delay.' Court kept open potential legal questions ...
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Supreme Court Rejects Petition After 405-Day Delay, Emphasizing Strict Procedural Compliance in Legal Proceedings
SC dismissed SLP due to 405-day delay in filing, explicitly stating "No case is made out to condone the delay." Court kept open potential legal questions while rejecting the petition on strict procedural grounds. The order focused solely on procedural non-compliance without examining underlying substantive issues.
The Supreme Court, in an order delivered by Hon'ble Justices Abhay S. Oka and Ujjal Bhuyan, dismissed the Special Leave Petition due to an inordinate delay of 405 days in its filing, holding that "No case is made out to condone the delay." The Court expressly kept open "the question of law, if any," and closed any pending applications. The dismissal was strictly on procedural grounds of delay without addressing the substantive merits.
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