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Condonation of Delay - Delay of 1677 days - no reasonable ...


Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal Due to Unexplained 1677-Day Delay in Service Tax Case.

March 11, 2013

Case Laws     Service Tax     SC

Condonation of Delay - Delay of 1677 days - no reasonable explanation has been given - Civil Appeal dismissed. - SC

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