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Under section 7(1) of the Unified Waqf Management, Empowerment, Efficiency and Development Act, 1995,…

Under the amended first proviso to section 7(1), the ordinary period is two years from publication of the list. The Tribunal may entertain a late application if it finds…

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Under section 7(1) of the Unified Waqf Management, Empowerment, Efficiency and Development Act, 1995, what is the ordinary filing period from publication for a covered Tribunal application if the auqaf list was first published after the 2025 amendment came into force?

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Under the amended first proviso to section 7(1), the ordinary period is two years from publication of the list.

The Tribunal may entertain a late application if it finds sufficient cause for delay.

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Option A

The amended first proviso states its ordinary period in years and gives two years.

Option B

One year was the former statutory period. The 2025 amendment increased it to two years.

Option C

For a list first published after the amendment took effect, the amended first proviso sets an ordinary period of two years from publication.

Option D

The amended first proviso sets two years. A later application depends on the Tribunal finding sufficient cause for delay.

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