Special leave petition dismissed; interlocutory applications disposed; five-year inordinate delay bars condonation for filing revised return SC dismissed the Special Leave Petition and disposed of any interlocutory applications, refusing to interfere with the HC's order rejecting condonation of ...
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Special leave petition dismissed; interlocutory applications disposed; five-year inordinate delay bars condonation for filing revised return
SC dismissed the Special Leave Petition and disposed of any interlocutory applications, refusing to interfere with the HC's order rejecting condonation of delay to file a revised return. The Court noted the HC had earlier directed the respondent to decide related applications within eight weeks and that the petitioner failed to challenge that order. Given an inordinate delay of nearly five years from the impugned order, SC declined relief and affirmed the High Court's judgment.
Heard the learned counsel appearing for the petitioner; no counsel appeared for the respondent. The Court stated it was "not inclined to interfere with the impugned judgment and order passed by the High Court." Consequently, the Special Leave Petition was dismissed and the "accompanying interlocutory application(s), if any, stands disposed of." The decision rests on refusal to grant leave to appeal from the High Court's order, with no alteration to the impugned order. No further directions were issued.
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