Government of Tamilnadu Vs. Mr. V.Nagarajan, Official Liquidator of Cethar Ltd. and Anr. – NCLT Chennai Bench
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V Nagarajan Vs. SKS Ispat And Power Limited & Ors – Supreme Court of India Read Post »
NCLAT held that the reason assigned by the Appellant is that the certified and free copy of impugned Order was not issued to him and unsigned Order was uploaded on the website on 12th March 2020. Therefore, 30 days’ time limit was available until 11th April 2020. After that, by the general Order of the Hon’ble, the Supreme Court dated 23rd March 2020 limitation period extended from 15th March 2020 onwards. Therefore, Appellant claims that the Appeal is within time. The Appellant has not filed any Application showing sufficient cause for not filing the Appeal within time. The contention of the Appellant that certified and a free copy of Order was not issued to him is unsupported by any evidence. The Appellant has not filed any Application for Condonation of delay. In contrast, Section 61(1) of the Code provides that the Appellate Tribunal can extend 15 days’ time subject to being satisfied with the sufficient cause for not filing the Appeal within time. Since the Appellant has not submitted any application showing enough reason for not filing the Appeal within time, therefore the question of automatic extension of time limit does not arise.
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