Arts 185 (2) (d) (E) and 185 (3) of the Supreme Court Rules, 1980, A. XI, R2 and O12th, R1 in the time of the change of application for direct appeal in the time limit The filing of the petition by the Office of the Supreme Court raised the objection that the appeal and the petition were unreasonable hearing that the delay in filing the direct appeal could be converted to a direct appeal, which led to the petition filed by the Valdetti Council. There was a mistake to make, but the effect was further enhanced by the silence. The negligence of the office's contribution cannot be construed as a sole ground for contempt of delay, that the right to appeal was too strong to file a petition; To relinquish their right to file an application. Failure to sue the complainant for not filing an appeal would be equivalent to punishing him for not taking advantage of any right, which ensures his benefit. Neither the appellant was negligent nor the appellant instead of the appellant. There was a mistake to make. It is careless that discretion should not be taken in their favor. The Supreme Court has apologized for the delay in filing the appeal
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