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The appeal is allowed because the original proceedings were tainted by illegalities, specifically the respondent's lack of locus standi and failure to specify the size of the disputed land, which are sufficient grounds to grant extension of time for appeal.
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The Tribunal proceedings were vitiated by procedural irregularities, specifically the failure of successive Chairpersons to assign reasons for taking over and the absence of assessors during key proceedings, rendering the Tribunal improperly constituted and invalidating the judgment and decree.
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The High Court nullified land tribunal proceedings for improper constitution and defective records, ordering the dispute to start de novo before properly constituted members.
The High Court nullified the ward tribunal and district tribunal decisions because the ward tribunal was not properly constituted and its decision lacked required formalities.
Consolidated appeals over housing tribunal orders: the court upheld quashing of the tribunal proceedings, found no liability against the employee respondent, and declined a trial de novo.
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