Appeal dismissed due to excessive delay; condonation application refused and dismissal affirmed for delay beyond condonable period The SC dismissed the appeal, upholding NCLAT's finding that the delay in filing the appeal exceeded the condonable period. The Court found no basis to ...
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Appeal dismissed due to excessive delay; condonation application refused and dismissal affirmed for delay beyond condonable period
The SC dismissed the appeal, upholding NCLAT's finding that the delay in filing the appeal exceeded the condonable period. The Court found no basis to interfere with NCLAT's order refusing the application for condonation of delay and therefore affirmed the dismissal of the appeal.
The Supreme Court stated it "do not find any reason to interfere with the order(s) passed by the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal, Principal Bench, New Delhi." On that basis the Court dismissed the civil appeals - "The Civil Appeals are dismissed" - and directed that "Pending application(s) shall stand disposed of." No further reasoning or modification of the NCLAT orders is recorded; the decision is confined to affirmance of the appellate tribunal's orders and termination of the proceedings before the Supreme Court. No substantive analysis of underlying company-law issues is added in this brief order, and no separate directions or remittal to the tribunal are indicated.
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