ABDUL HALEEM versus PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES CORPORATION THROUGH MANAGING DIRECTOR
Plaintiffs' claims of effective prosecution of damages due to Arts 23 and 115 malicious prosecution claim that they were unlawfully dismissed and prosecuted in this case only to protect the plaintiff from the real culprit. I was dragged. Four years after the plaintiff was acquitted of the trial, the plaintiff filed a case, while Article 23 of the Limitation Act, 1908, provided one year for filing the case and stated that the one year period would be bad. The date will start from or when the litigation takes place otherwise. The suit was suspended due to the plaintiff's clearly stopping the case, on this basis he was liable to dismiss, even if the defendant sued for compensation for infringement of the contract's rights. If treated, it was to be filed within a three-year period that would begin. From the date when the defendant denied the plaintiff's demand for reinstatement in the service provided under Article 115 of the Limitation Act, 1908P. The offending case was filed after the expiry of 3 years and seven months, with time restrictions also imposed, even if Article 115 of the Limitation Act 1908 was implemented. \ R \ n
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