Condonation of Delay

High Courts cannot condone delay beyond permissible limit under NIA Act: Madras High Court
Delay even if long can be condoned if there is genuine reason: Delhi High Court
Delay of even few days cannot be condoned if explanation not satisfactory: Delhi High Court
Supreme Court to examine whether delay in filing appeal under Section 37 of Arbitration Act can be condoned
Gujarat High Court raps State for failure to explain 5-year delay in filing appeal
Supreme Court slaps ₹50k costs on Odisha; says 36 appeals were filed by State after deadline
Any Tom, Dick and Harry who is not a party cannot move application for condonation of delay: Supreme Court
Courts can condone delay in filing appeal under NIA Act beyond 90 days if sufficient cause exists: Bombay High Court
"Time for drastic steps": Delhi High Court criticises Income Tax department for 498-day delay in filing appeal
Courts cannot condone delay in filing written statement beyond 120 days in non-commercial suit: Delhi High Court
Condonation of delay in appeals under NIA Act: Bombay High Court appoints Senior Advocates Aabad Ponda and Sharan Jagtiani as amici
1984 anti-Sikh riots case: Delhi High Court rejects State plea to condone 28-year delay in appealing acquittal
Delay in filing appeals under NIA Act cannot be condoned under Section 5 of Limitation Act: Calcutta High Court
Lack of funds to pay court fee not valid ground for condonation of delay when Section 149 CPC can be availed: Supreme Court
Delay cannot be condoned as per Limitation Act if Special Act prescribes different limitation period: Kerala High Court
Madras High Court says sexual harassment allegations against 'godman' Shiva Sankar Baba serious, but quashes FIR due to procedural omission
Negligence of lawyer is sufficient cause to condone delay: Kerala High Court
Speed is the essence of IBC; time barred debt cannot be resurrected: NCLAT
Petition filed without annexing award under challenge, vakalatnama invalid: Delhi High Court
In matters relating to condonation of delay, court has to adopt liberal approach: Allahabad High Court
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