Delay of Long Days - The courts have recognized that delays in filing appeals or revisions, particularly when caused by procedural errors or non-drawal of decrees, should not automatically result in dismissal. A liberal approach is warranted when the delay is not due to gross negligence or deliberate inaction, emphasizing fairness and substantive justice Maharashtra State Warehousing Corporation VS Sudhadevi W/o Ramakant Loiya - Bombay.
Condonation of Delay - Courts have emphasized that applications for condonation of delay should be allowed if there is no mala fide intent or gross negligence. The focus is on ensuring that genuine cases are not barred due to procedural delays, especially in consumer protection matters where timely resolution is crucial BIHAR STATE HOUSING BOARD VS RAJ LAKSHMI KUMARI - Consumer.
Analysis and Conclusion:
Adopting a liberal approach to delays—particularly in cases where procedural lapses are minor or unintentional—aligns with the broader objectives of justice and fairness. Courts should consider the merits of each case rather than rigidly dismissing appeals solely based on delay, provided there is no evidence of mala fide or gross negligence. This approach promotes equitable justice and ensures that procedural technicalities do not hinder substantive rights.
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