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Principle of natural justice - Delay by the Adjudicating ...


Adjudicating Authority's 9-Month Delay Violates Natural Justice, Prejudices Petitioner, Undermines Fairness in Legal Proceedings.

March 1, 2014

Case Laws     Central Excise     HC

Principle of natural justice - Delay by the Adjudicating Authority in rendering its order nine months after the conclusion of the hearing has caused prejudice to the Petitioner - HC

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