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Category: Limitation for Setting Aside

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24 July 2020, Friday

Is change of counsel a sufficient cause to condone delay in filing a set-aside application? A comme...

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03 July 2020, Friday

When applying Section 14 Limitation Act, the entire period in the wrong forum must be excluded; Prep...

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19 June 2020, Friday

Change of counsel is not sufficient cause to condone delay (Delhi High Court)

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13 October 2019, Sunday

Limitation for filing application to set aside an award (Supreme Court)

by Prashant Mishra

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25 October 2019, Friday

Section 14 of Limitation Act applies to set-aside proceedings (Supreme Court)

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17 January 2020, Friday

Objecting to a domestic award not permissible in execution proceedings (Orissa High Court)

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2 years ago

The “prescribed period” of limitation under Section 34 (3) ACA is three months and does not include...

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2 years ago

The benefit of Section 14 Limitation Act applies where a set-aside petition is withdrawn even withou...

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2 years ago

Supplying a copy of the award to the lawyer does not start the limitation Section 34 (3) ACA for fil...

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2 years ago

Allowing an application to condone the delay in filing a set-aside application cannot be interfered...

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2 years ago

In filing a set-aside application, the benefit of the period when the court is closed can be obtaine...

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3 years ago

Limitation period to file a setting aside petition does not depend on whether the award received by...

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3 years ago

Section 14 of the Limitation Act applies to a set-aside petition under Section 34 (3) ACA (Calcutta...

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3 years ago

Limitation would not run from the date signed copy of award is received if party does not take steps...

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3 years ago

Filing set-aside petition deficient in court fees will not stop limitation: Madras High Court

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