46It also follows thereby that the General Court was not required to provide specific reasoning for its rejection of the additional evidence in the light of each of those principles and rights or with respect to its ability to decide the case within a reasonable time, since that reasoning is inherent in the application of that provision of the Rules of Procedure of the General Court. Nor, on the same grounds, may it be considered that the General Court is, as a matter of principle, obliged to accept evidence submitted belatedly unless it establishes that that evidence must be rejected in order to ensure observance of those same principles and rights.
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