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of <h1>Supreme Court of India Upholds Delay Condonation in Land Acquisition Appeal, Emphasizes Liberal Interpretation for Justice.</h1> The Supreme Court of India addressed the issue of delay condonation in a land acquisition appeal, where the government sought to appeal against enhanced compensation awarded by a Reference Court. The High Court had condoned the government's delay, citing administrative challenges. The appellants argued that these reasons were insufficient. The Supreme Court examined the concept of 'sufficient cause' for delay, emphasizing a liberal interpretation favoring justice. Ultimately, the Court upheld the High Court's decision, stressing the importance of balancing procedural requirements with substantive justice, setting a significant precedent for future cases involving delay condonation in government-related matters.
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