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2003 (8) TMI 211 - DELHI HIGH COURTRight to appeal – conditional or unconditional – powers of the legislature to impose conditions Held that: - It is true that right to appeal is a substantive right granted by the Legislature but the right is not absolute. While granting such a right, the Legislature is competent to subject the right to certain pre-conditions. Section 129-E of the Act stipulates that no appeal under Chapter XV is competent unless the duty or penalty and interest in dispute is deposited. The condition is mandatory. - , in the instant case, except for financial difficulty, no other point is urged - the plea that an unconditional stay should be granted to them cannot be accepted
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