Section 5 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), section 149 barred the appeal for a time restriction because he could not file an appeal within time due to lack of funds for court fees. If the applicant did not have the funds to pay the court fees, he could file an appeal without paying the court fee and could have sought further time from the court by filing an application under section 149. The CPC was neither timely filed for submission of court fees nor any application was made under section 149 under which the applicant was required to arrange judicial fees before the lower appellate court. Was raised about his ability. The appeal was delayed by seven days. After the expiry of the limit, a valuable right was accumulated in favor of the opposing party, which could not be snatched or brushed, was obliged to the extent that the guilty party was obliged and to explain the delay of every day in filing the appeal. Was under the obligation of the applicant, when the delimitation period had expired, the applicant did not specify a delay of one day, other than the usual application for his error, to arrange for delay in the court fee. The filing of the appeal was not satisfactorily explained and a valuable right was paid in favor of the respondents, which could not be denied to interfere with the order passed by the lower appellate court, as It has jurisdiction over the court. Was used legally and the review was properly dismissed under the circumstances
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