Sections 3, 5 and 14 of the West Pakistan Civil Courts Ordinance (II of 1962), Section 18, after the interim order of the civil court, appeals to the High Court, dismissing the appeal by the District Judge for non-submission by the Appellant. Appeal for jurisdiction The District Judge's condolences on the time spent in the appellate court that he handed the case to his lawyer to file an appeal in the appropriate forum, but he filed an appeal in the District Judge's Court instead of the High Court. It was not deliberately spent in front of the district. Judgment approval of section 14 of the Limitation Act 1908 will not apply to the appeal did not disclose the circumstances under which the District Judge, despite the clear provision of section 18 of the Western Pakistan Civil Courts Ordinance, 1962, to the appellant's lawyer Was forced to file an appeal before. As a legal adviser, it is advisable not only to know, but be aware of, the jurisdiction of the forum's appeal. By filing an appeal before the District Judge in consultation with the care and attention of the law in this regard, and in good faith and with great diligence, through the affidavit of a lawyer who has served the District Judge. Appeal filed before, not supported. Such a delay in the application was not sufficient to waive it. High Court dismisses appeal for time restriction \ r \ n
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