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Condonation of delay of 655 days - negligence of an employee - mistake of employee working at residence appears to be reasonable and comes within the meaning of reasonable cause, as provided u/s 273B - a litigant does not stand to benefit by filing an appeal late, rather it creates undue hardship to the litigant, because of tax demand - delay condoned
Condonation of delay of 655 days - negligence of an employee - mistake of employee working at residence appears to be reasonable and comes within the meaning of reasonable cause, as provided u/s 273B - a litigant does not stand to benefit by filing an appeal late, rather it creates undue hardship to the litigant, because of tax demand - delay condoned
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