Summary
- The Karnataka High Court has criticized the State for a staggering 1,099-day delay in filing appeals related to service cases of KSLU employees.
- The Court emphasized that the State should act as a model litigant rather than a "privileged procrastinator."
- Delays of 466 to 1,099 days were specifically highlighted in the refusal to condone these appeals.
- This ruling underscores the expectation for timely legal action by government entities in employment disputes.
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