Ramesh 28 April 2020
Dr J C Vashista (Advocate) 28 April 2020
As the limitation for filing appeal shall be counted from the date of delivery of certified copy of order/ judgment/ decree and date of application after excluding the time taken by the copying agency.
When did you apply for certified copy of order/ judgment / decree stated to have been passed against you on 29.03.2019 irrespective of the time taken by court in typing the same?
Ramesh 28 April 2020
Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108) 28 April 2020
Originally posted by : Ramesh | ||
Judgemrnt pronounced in 29/03/2019 against me. But the judgement copy issued by the court in 02/03/2020(Due to long leave of typist).what is the time limit to go for appeal in this matter. |
1. You may prefer appeal within 30 days of the Order .OR. receipt of order copy (whichever occurs first).
2. Since it is a Civil Case, you can file Appeal even after lapse of appeal period, by filing "Condonation Delay Application" with proper grounds of justifications. The judge would use its discretionary authority and consider the merit of such application and permanently allow the delay condonation application, irrespective of the delay time of appeal. There are scores of HC /SC judgments on this. Google Search to Find it.
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Real Soul.... (LEGAL) 28 April 2020
You can file the appeal with an application for condonation of delay. You need to expain the delay. Mostly courts are lenient in condoning delays so without wasting time file an appeal. Yes the lockdown period is self explainatory for seeking condonation for that time however you need to expain everything in sequence
sushant sinha 28 April 2020
Raj Kumar Makkad (Adv P & H High Court Chandigarh) 29 April 2020
Hon'ble apex Court has extended the limitation expiring during the period of lockdown so immediately file the appeal after this crucial period of lockdown gets over.
Justin Antony 30 April 2020