Applying the Liberal View to Condoning Delay in Letters Patent Appeals under Limitation Act

Courts Must Take Liberal View on Delay in Filing LPA Petitions

In the realm of Indian litigation, time limits can be strict, but courts often prioritize justice over technicalities. A common question arises: Does the court have to take a liberal view in considering the delay in filing a LR petition? (Here, LR typically refers to Letters Patent Appeals or LPAs.) The answer is generally yes, under Section 5 of the Limitation Act, 1963, where courts adopt a pragmatic, justice-oriented approach rather than insisting on pedantic explanations for every day's delay. This principle ensures meritorious claims aren't defeated by procedural hurdles. [

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Courts Must Take Liberal View on Delay in Filing LPA Petitions

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