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Condonation of delay was refused where the appellant failed to establish sufficient cause for an unexplained 802 day delay. The tribunal found the asserted non intimation contradicted contemporaneous affidavits confirming receipt of orders and therefore was not a valid ground. The claimed corporate restructuring was held vague, factually belied by completion before the impugned orders and inadequate given the appellant's institutional capacity and awareness of the time value of money. The appellant's prolonged inaction and lack of vigilance, together with absence of bona fide supporting material, resulted in denial of condonation under limitation principles by the ITAT.
Condonation of delay was refused where the appellant failed to establish sufficient cause for an unexplained 802 day delay. The tribunal found the asserted non intimation contradicted contemporaneous affidavits confirming receipt of orders and therefore was not a valid ground. The claimed corporate restructuring was held vague, factually belied by completion before the impugned orders and inadequate given the appellant's institutional capacity and awareness of the time value of money. The appellant's prolonged inaction and lack of vigilance, together with absence of bona fide supporting material, resulted in denial of condonation under limitation principles by the ITAT.
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