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2019 DIGILAW 1863 (RAJ)

Aslam v. Paramjit Singh

2019-07-02

P.K.LOHRA

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ORDER : In SBCMA Nos. 2837/2011 & 2317/2013 1. Heard learned counsel for the parties and perused applications under Section 5 of the Limitation Act. 2. In the applications seeking condonation of delay, it is inter-alia, averred that notices issued by learned Tribunal were not served on the appellant and, as such, he was prevented by sufficient cause to appear before learned Tribunal when the case was called out. 3. The reasons spelt out in the applications are good and sufficient. It is also noteworthy that on behalf of respondents, no formal reply to applications under Section 5 of the Limitation Act is filed to controvert the averments. A very significant fact is that the respondent-claimants have also preferred an appeal to challenge the impugned award whereby Insurer is absolved from its liability to pay compensation. 4. In view thereof and considering the grounds set out in the applications, same are allowed. Delay in filing the appeals is condoned. 5. Heard on admission. 6. Admit. Notices need not be issued as respondents are represented. 7. List for final hearing on 25.07.2019. In SBCMA No. 1118/2008 8. List along with SBCMA Nos. 2837/2011 & 2317/2013.