Supreme Court allowed late appeal by treating new evidence submission as curing the procedural defect.
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AI generatedThe Supreme Court allowed the insurance authority's appeal despite its late filing by treating the newly submitted evidence as a valid reason for the delay. The authority argued the appeal was time-barred, but the Court found that the fresh information justified remanding the case for reconsideration within the proper timeframe. Consequently, the procedural defect was cured, and the matter was sent back to the lower authority for a fresh examination.
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AI generateds. 33 of the Administrative Justice Act; A late appeal is deemed admissible if new evidence submitted to the Supreme Court justifies the delay, thereby curing the procedural defect and allowing the case to be remanded for reconsideration.
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Vakuutusoikeus oli jättänyt valituksen myöhään tehtynä tutkimatta. Korkeimmalle oikeudelle esitetyn uuden selvityksen johdosta valitus katsottiin määräajassa toimitetuksi ja asia palautettiin vakuutusoikeudelle uudelleen käsiteltäväksi.