The court allowed the contempt petition to condone the delay of 119 days in filing a writ appeal, noting the respondent's no objection and satisfactory reasons in the affidavit.
Condonation of the 119-day delay in preferring the writ appeal and ordering the petition accordingly.
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C.M.P. No. 16584 of 2022 in
W.A.SR. No. 100892 of 2022
S. VAIDYANATHAN,J.
AND
K. RAJASEKAR,J.
The above C.M.P. is filed to condone the delay of 119 days in preferring the writ appeal.
(S.V.N.J.) (K.R.S.J.) nv 01.06.2023
( Note to Office : Registry is directed to number the writ appeal, if it is otherwise in order and list for admission next week.)
1 issue framed by the court
Whether to condone the delay of 119 days in preferring the writ appeal.
1st Respondent
S. Vaidyanathan
K. Rajasekar
As recorded by the court registry
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