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Condonation of delay – Invalid service of notice – Well settled ...


Courts Emphasize Fairness: Cases Should Be Judged on Merits, Not Dismissed on Technicalities Unless Gross Negligence Occurs.

August 30, 2015

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Condonation of delay – Invalid service of notice – Well settled that party should not be condemned unheard and case should not be rejected on technical grounds, rather should be decided on merit unless delay is attributable to gross negligence of party - HC

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