In two-writ appeals, the High Court condoned the statutory delay of 139 days in filing appeals by the judgment debtors, a matter the government had no objection to.
The delay of 139 days in filing each of the writ appeals is condoned.
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C.M.P. Nos. 19704, 19707 & 19717 of 2022
in
W.A.SR Nos.88903 to 88905 of 2022
S. VAIDYANATHAN,J. AND C. SARAVANAN,J.
The present C.M.P.s have been filed to condone the delay of 139 days in filing each of the writ appeals.
Poongodi Dinakaran, learned Government Advocate has no objection.
satisfied with the reasons stated in the accompanying affidavit filed in support of the respective miscellaneous
petitions and in view of 'No Objection' expressed by the learned Government Advocate
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for the respondents, the delay is condoned and the petitions are ordered as prayed for.
(S.V.N.J.) (C.S.N.J.) nv 22.11.2022
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1 issue framed by the court
Whether the delay of 139 days in filing writ appeals required condonation.
S. VAIDYANATHAN
C. SARAVANAN
As recorded by the court registry
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