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High Court Dismisses Petition as Data Requests Seen as Delay Tactic; Appellate Authority to Decide Document Impact.

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....Principles of Natural Justice - The petitioner instead of appearing through a legal representative before the adjudicating authority was kept on corresponding for supply for entire data collected by the respondents during the search. No such demand was made by the person from whose possession the data was seized - Even otherwise appellate authority is competent to examine the effect non-supply of non relied upon documents/ data while deciding the appeal. Even otherwise there are details of the data demanded by the writ petitioner only for the sake of delaying the proceedings simply letters were sent. - Petition dismissed - HC....