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…At paragraph 85 the court stated, “we derive the following as the under-lying principles that a court should consider in exercise of such discretion: Extension of time is not a right of a party.…

…Extension of time is discretionary, and the entire period of the delay ought to be stated and explained to the satisfaction of the Court.…

…Extension of time is not a right of a party. It is an equitable remedy that is only available to a deserving party at the discretion of the court; b.…

…A party who seeks for extension of time has the burden of laying a basis to the satisfaction of the court; c.…

…APPLICANTS AND MADHIR CONSTRUCTION LIMITED ................... 1ST RESPONDENT EQUATOR BOTTLERS LIMITED ...................... 2ND RESPONDENT (Application for extension of time to serve Record of Appeal out of time in an intended…

…NO. 181 OF 2000) ******************* R U L I N G This is an application for extension of time within which to serve a record of appeal out of time. The decision to be appealed from was delivered on February 6, 2001.…

…They seek inter alia extension of time and leave to lodge a Memorandum of Appeal out of time against the judgment and decree entered against them in Kithimiani MCCC No.…

…Extension of time is not a right of a party. It is an equitable remedy that is only available to a deserving party at the discretion of the Court; 2.…

…Whether sufficient cause has been shown to warrant reinstatement of the appeal and extension of time for filing the Record of Appeal. c.)…

…That period lapsed without compliance, and the Applicant did not either seek extension of time before its expiry or seek to vary the orders.…

…Whether the Applicant has established a sufficient basis for extension of time to lodge a Notice of Appeal out of time. c.…

…Whether the Applicant has made a sufficient case for extension of time to lodge a Notice of Appeal out of time. 30. The principles governing extension of time are well settled.…

…They seek inter alia extension of time and leave to lodge a Memorandum of Appeal out of time against the judgment and decree entered against them in Kithimiani MCCC No.…

…Extension of time is not a right of a party. It is an equitable remedy that is only available to a deserving party at the discretion of the Court; 2.…

…Whether the Applicant has established a sufficient basis for extension of time to lodge a Notice of Appeal out of time. c.…

…Whether the Applicant has made a sufficient case for extension of time to lodge a Notice of Appeal out of time. 30. The principles governing extension of time are well settled.…

…of time, is competent before this Court.…

…(iii) The governing principles for extension of time 22.…

…time before seeking extension of time, and subsequently seeking the Court to extend time and recognize such ‘an appeal’, is tantamount to moving the Court to remedy an illegality.…

…Where one intends to file an appeal out of time and seeks extension of time, the much he can do is to annex the draft intended petition of appeal for the Court’s perusal when making his application for extension of time;…

…Extension of time is not a right of a Party but an equitable remedy that is only available to a deserving Party at the discretion of the court and a Party who seeks for an extension of time has the burden of laying a basis…

…Extension of time is not a right of any party. It is an equitable remedy that is only available to a deserving party at the discretion of the court; b.…

…The 1st Respondent contends that an extension of time is not a right of a Party but an equitable remedy that is only available to a deserving Party at the discretion of the court and a Party who seeks for an extension of…

…Extension of time is not a right of any party. It is an equitable remedy that is only available to a deserving party at the discretion of the court; b.…

…The principles governing the extension of time under section 79G of the Civil Procedure Act are well settled. 59.…

…Presently, extension of time has now been given statutory backing with various legislations providing courts with the power to extend time. 74.…

…Further, she avers that the extension of time being sought does not lie as of right and is discretionary to court and that the Applicant ha snot given any sufficient reasons warranting grant of leave/extension of time sought…

…of time bears the burden of satisfactorily explaining the entire period of delay.…

…Such discretion is only exercised upon a formal application for extension of time. 14. In the present case, the appellant did not move the court for extension of time.…

…The respondent has correctly pointed out that this application is not one for extension of time, but rather for striking out. Consequently, the proviso to section 79G does not apply in this context. 15.…

…The applicant has moved this court seeking extension of time to file an appeal out of time. 2.…

…Accordingly, in the interest of justice this Court exercises its discretion to allow the application for extension of time to file the appeal. 5.…

…The applicant has moved this court seeking extension of time to file an appeal out of time. 2.…

…Accordingly, in the interest of justice this Court exercises its discretion to allow the application for extension of time to file the appeal. 5.…

…extension of time to be granted prior to consideration of the two prayers, if properly set, substitution and then revival. 36.…

…In considering revival, (after grant of extension of time and then substitution) an abated suit cannot be revived as an automatic course / order since sufficient or good cause is a mandatory matter and a burden of proof to…

…Extension of time is not a right of any party. It is an equitable remedy that is only available to a deserving party at the discretion of the court; b.…

…A party who seeks for extension of time has the burden of laying a basis to the satisfaction of the court; c.…

…They submitted that there was sufficient cause to grant extension of time.…

…In the first instance, he seeks extension of time by 45 days to enable them comply with the orders of the courts.…