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Insolvency and BankruptcyDecember 3, 2021Case LawsAT
Maintainability of appeal filed belatedly - the scheme of limitation for filing Appeal as delineated by Section 61 does not give any scope to the submission that limitation to file an Appeal under Section 61 shall not begin till free of cost copy under Rule 50 is received by a party. The provisions of the Limitation Act are applicable to the ‘I&B Code’ proceedings which is well settled and is no longer debatable after insertion of Section 238A in ‘I&B Code’. Section 12 of the Limitation Act provides for period which can be excluded in period of limitation. - AT
Maintainability of appeal filed belatedly - the scheme of limitation for filing Appeal as delineated by Section 61 does not give any scope to the submission that limitation to file an Appeal under Section 61 shall not begin till free of cost copy under Rule 50 is received by a party. The provisions of the Limitation Act are applicable to the ‘I&B Code’ proceedings which is well settled and is no longer debatable after insertion of Section 238A in ‘I&B Code’. Section 12 of the Limitation Act provides for period which can be excluded in period of limitation. - AT
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