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Condonation of delay - Union of India has failed to give any ...


Union of India fails to explain delay in filing review application within 30 days; Special Leave Application not viable.

April 3, 2015

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Condonation of delay - Union of India has failed to give any satisfactory answer as to what prevented them from filing the application for review within 30 days when there was no dispute that Special Leave Application could not be filed at the instance of the Revenue - HC

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