An appeal to High Court against the judgment of special Court established under the Scheduled Castes…
Section 14A(3) sets ninety days from the judgment, sentence or order as the normal appeal period. It permits delayed admission on sufficient cause, subject to its further…
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An appeal to High Court against the judgment of special Court established under the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 should be preferred:
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Section 14A(3) sets ninety days from the judgment, sentence or order as the normal appeal period. It permits delayed admission on sufficient cause, subject to its further statutory proviso; the ordinary deadline asked is ninety days. The 2015 amendment inserting section 14A had already taken effect on 26 January 2016, before this examination.
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