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THE STATE THROUGH ADDITIONAL-ADVOCATE-GENERAL versus BADOO

Section 417 Demarcation Act (IX of 1908), Article 157 West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of 1965), Section 13 (d) Appeal against delay in limitation, the appeal was filed with a delay of two months. The only appeal made by the appellant was delayed. The approval was granted only five months after receipt of a copy of the order, which was due to seek approval from the concerned department. Can't be treated differently. The plaintiff was not entitled to pretrial and preferential treatment, but was to be treated on an equal basis with ordinary litigation In order to bring a lawsuit for delay, the appellant needed to prove that there was sufficient cause. That was beyond the appellant's authority to file an appeal. The only reason for the delayed condolences within the stipulated time was only to obtain approval from the concerned department. That was not enough and, with the prompt and diligent action of the appellant beyond the control of the appellant, it cannot be said that the issue can be overcome. The accused, who was acquitted, was not charged with any delay. The defendant had acquired his valuable rights, which could not be shown as light disturbances or damaged grounds for contempt of a two-month delay in filing an appeal, neither reasonable nor favorable nor impressive trust, It also cannot be condoned. jobs for advocates from Dhoun Kal lawyer