The case involves two appeals filed against a common order dated 03.07.2024 by the Tribunal, which dismissed two applications (1593 of 2023 and 1594 of 2023) filed by the Appellants. The appeals seek condonation of delay. The counsel for the appellants argued that the limitation period should be counted from the date the order was uploaded on the NCLT website (18.07.2024), while the counsel for the respondents argued it should be counted from the date the order was passed (03.07.2024).
Two appeals were filed against a common order dated 03.07.2024, where the Tribunal dismissed two applications (1593 of 2023 and 1594 of 2023) filed by the Appellants. The Appellants sought condonation of a one-day delay in filing the appeals. The Appellants argued that the limitation period should be calculated from 18.07.2024, the date the order was uploaded on the NCLT website, while the Respondents contended it should be calculated from 03.07.2024, the date the order was passed. The Appellants relied on a Supreme Court judgment in Sanjay Pandurang Kalate Vs. Vistra ITC (India) Limited & Ors. The Respondents cited V. Nagrajan Vs. SKS Ispat And Power Limited & Ors. The impugned order was passed after hearing the counsels for the parties on 03.07.2024.
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The Tribunal dismissed two applications (1593…
The impugned order was…
The case involves two appeals filed against a common order dated 03.07.2024 by the Tribunal, which dismissed two applications (1593 of 2023 and 1594 of 2023) filed by the Appellants. The appeals seek condonation of delay. The counsel for the appellants argued that the limitation period should be counted from the date the order was uploaded on the NCLT website (18.07.2024), while the counsel for the respondents argued it should be counted from the date the order was passed (03.07.2024).
Two appeals were filed against a common order dated 03.07.2024, where the Tribunal dismissed two applications (1593 of 2023 and 1594 of 2023) filed by the Appellants. The Appellants sought condonation of a one-day delay in filing the appeals. The Appellants argued that the limitation period should be calculated from 18.07.2024, the date the order was uploaded on the NCLT website, while the Respondents contended it should be calculated from 03.07.2024, the date the order was passed. The Appellants relied on a Supreme Court judgment in Sanjay Pandurang Kalate Vs. Vistra ITC (India) Limited & Ors. The Respondents cited V. Nagrajan Vs. SKS Ispat And Power Limited & Ors. The impugned order was passed after hearing the counsels for the parties on 03.07.2024.
The Tribunal dismissed two applications (1593…
The impugned order was…