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MUJAHID SHAH versus SUHAIL IKRAM

Section 5 and 14 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 96 First Appeal Deadline, Appellant's Appeal for Delays, Delayed Appeal for Delays Under Section 14 that they Follow Up Appeals Are doing In order to bring the case within the scope of the principle of section 14 of the Limitation Act 1908 to the validity of the invalid forum Val, the appellant had to show that he had, in good faith, for the purpose of jurisdiction, presented his case before the wrong forum. Treatment of Two crore rupees were settled / settled in the case and jurisdiction and for the purpose of appeal the cost was fixed by the claimant in his case whose jurisdiction was fixed at Rs 20 crore, The appeal was to be filed before the High Court, but instead the same case was filed with the District Judge Appellants, in the circumstances neither they had acted with due care or caution nor did they. Had shown any reason for delayed by Section 5 of the Demarcation Act, 1908, to cure inaccurate advice on wrong advice. The reasonable cause was not, within the meaning of the provisions of section 5 of the Limitation Act, 1908, although otherwise the provisions of section 14 were applicable to suits and petitions and delayed the appeal and insulted the appeal. The request for, which was timed, was excluded \ r \ n immigration advocate from Chak Sheza lawyer