appellate
Court, in exercise of its discretion, should not ordinarily
interfere with such decision unless the discretion exercised
is arbitrary and overlooking the interest accrued ... positive exercise of discretion and normally the
superior court should not disturb in such finding
unless the discretion was exercised on wholly
untenable or perverse
when a court has exercised its discretionary power to condone the
delay, the appellate Court, in exercise of its discretion, should not
Page ... discretion must be exercised in
any arbitrary or vague or fanciful manner, but must be exercised
like any other judicial discretion with vigilance and
circumspection
appellate Court, in exercise of its discretion, should
not ordinarily interfere with such decision unless the
discretion exercised is arbitrary and overlooking the
interest accrued ... positive exercise of discretion and normally
the superior court should not disturb in such finding
unless the discretion was exercised on wholly
untenable or perverse
appellate Court, in exercise of its discretion, should
not ordinarily interfere with such decision unless the
discretion exercised is arbitrary and overlooking the
interest accrued ... positive exercise of discretion and normally
the superior court should not disturb in such finding
unless the discretion was exercised on wholly
untenable or perverse
appellate Court, in exercise of its discretion, should
not ordinarily interfere with such decision unless the
discretion exercised is arbitrary and overlooking the
interest accrued ... positive exercise of discretion and normally
the superior court should not disturb in such finding
unless the discretion was exercised on wholly
untenable or perverse
appellate Court, in exercise of its discretion, should
not ordinarily interfere with such decision unless the
discretion exercised is arbitrary and overlooking the
interest accrued ... positive exercise of discretion and normally
the superior court should not disturb in such finding
unless the discretion was exercised on wholly
untenable or perverse
appellate Court, in exercise of its
discretion, should not ordinarily interfere with
such decision unless the discretion exercised
is arbitrary and overlooking the interest
accrued ... positive exercise of discretion and
normally the superior court should not disturb in
such finding unless the discretion was exercised on
wholly untenable or perverse
appellate Court, in exercise of its discretion, should
not ordinarily interfere with such decision unless the
discretion exercised is arbitrary and overlooking the
interest accrued ... positive exercise of discretion and normally
the superior court should not disturb in such finding
unless the discretion was exercised on wholly
untenable or perverse
appellate Court, in exercise of its
discretion, should not ordinarily interfere with
such decision unless the discretion exercised is
arbitrary and overlooking the interest accrued ... positive exercise of discretion and normally
the superior court should not disturb in such finding
unless the discretion was exercised on wholly
untenable or perverse
appellate Court, in exercise of
its discretion, should not ordinarily interfere with such
decision unless the discretion exercised is arbitrary
and overlooking the interest accrued ... positive exercise of
discretion and normally the superior court should not
disturb in such finding unless the discretion was
exercised on wholly untenable or perverse
