In a recent legal case, the focus shifted towards the meticulous legal analysis conducted by the courts rather than the parties involved. The conduction of Labour Court and High Court orders were deemed justified, with a significant emphasis placed on the condoned delay in filing review petitions. This case highlights the importance of legal reasoning and consideration of circumstances in judicial decisions.
Facts
- Labour Court and High Court orders on merits were found justified
- No reason to interfere with the orders passed
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Decision
- Delay in filing review petitions is condoned
- Review petitions are allowed to be filed beyond the stipulated time limit
- Reasons for the delay in filing review petitions are considered
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Case Title: CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER ZILLA PARISHAD AHMEDNAGAR Vs. JANARDHAN APPASAHEB BARDE ETC. (2021 INSC 805)
Case Number: R.P.(C) No.-001385-001392 / 2021
