Delay in statutory appeal filing blamed on counsel’s wife’s hospitalization; no medical proof, so condonation denied and writ dismissed

Delay in statutory appeal filing blamed on counsel’s wife’s hospitalization; no medical proof, so condonation denied and writ dismissedCase-LawsGSTChallenge to dismissal of the statutory appeal as time-barred beyond four months turned on whether sufficien

Delay in statutory appeal filing blamed on counsel's wife's hospitalization; no medical proof, so condonation denied and writ dismissed
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Challenge to dismissal of the statutory appeal as time-barred beyond four months turned on whether sufficient cause was shown for condonation. The petitioner relied on alleged hospitalization of counsel's wife but produced no supporting medical documents or counsel declaration either before the appellate authority or with the writ, despite repeated opportunities and adjournments, including after refiling following registry objections. In the absence of any material substantiating the pleaded cause, no arbitrariness or perversity was shown warranting interference under Article 226. The writ petition was dismissed, affirming rejection of the appeal on limitation. – HC
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