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2021 (7) TMI 1273

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..... (5) TMI 564 - SC ORDER] has clearly extended the time for all pending proceedings both judicial and quasi-judicial by reason of the order dated 27th April, 2021. The first order was made on 6th May, 2020. The period of 180 days, therefore, did not expire and the time limit for adjudication of 180 days may be deemed to have extended. This Court is not inclined to stay the proceeding before the .....

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..... adjudicate but also in aid of such adjudication and further proceedings, confirm the order of provisional attachment or extend the validity of the same. Instead, according to the learned counsel for the petitioner, the authorities have gone ahead and proceeded with the adjudication. It is argued that the adjudication is without jurisdiction and the adjudicating authority becomes functus officio. .....

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..... llaneous Application No. 665 of 2021, (In Re Cognizance for Extension of Limitation vs. XXXX) the validity of judicial and quasi-judicial proceedings whether continued or not shall stand extended until further orders. It is submitted by Mr. Ranjan Ray, learned advocate appearing for the Enforcement Directorate that the writ petitioner s prayer may be barred by principles of waiver, acquiescence .....

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..... reme Court in the said suo motu writ petition (Supra) has clearly extended the time for all pending proceedings both judicial and quasi-judicial by reason of the order dated 27th April, 2021. The first order was made on 6th May, 2020. The period of 180 days, therefore, did not expire and the time limit for adjudication of 180 days may be deemed to have extended. This Court also notes the conduc .....

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