A memorandum of appeal is presented to the High Court registry. According to the Gujarat High Court…
Challenging the constitutional validity of a state law is not, by itself, a ground to refuse registration. The other alternatives describe filing defects: an unexplained…
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A memorandum of appeal is presented to the High Court registry. According to the Gujarat High Court Rules, 1993, which of the following is NOT a valid ground for the Registrar to refuse its registration initially?
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Correct answer D
Challenging the constitutional validity of a state law is not, by itself, a ground to refuse registration. The other alternatives describe filing defects: an unexplained delay without the required application, an unaccepted vakalatnama, and an unexplained valuation difference. Those defects must be addressed through the rules governing office objections.
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