Wrong order challenge led to dismissal of the special leave petition, while delay was condoned in connected matters.

The SLP was dismissed because it was filed against the wrong order, and the accompanying application for condonation of delay was also dismissed. In the connected matters, however, delay was condoned and notice was issued, with service directed to be effected by all modes. The operative point is that maintainability of the petition failed on the ground that the challenge was not directed to the correct order, while the related matters proceeded to notice after delay was excused.

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Outcome: The special leave petition and the application for condonation of delay were dismissed on the ground that the petition was directed against the wrong order, while delay was condoned and notice was issued in the connected matters, with service to be effected by all modes.

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