A. XLI, R 19 Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Article 168 and Section 5 Appeal, Reinstatement of Limitations Reasonable Relief Scope Appeal was dismissed on grounds of non-prosecution against which a petition for reinstatement was transferred. The appellant was absent on various dates of the hearing and the appeal was pending without the court to dismiss the appeal, the appeal was filed after a delay of 4 months but the appellant was present. No documentation regarding the illness was presented. Was not properly cared for and was not vigilant to comply with his appeal The grant of restitution petition was arbitrary relief which was subject to reasonable cause which had to be exercised at the discretion of the parties who were vigilant and court order. Because he respected her. In the absence of a precautionary and reasonable cause, the appellant was not entitled to arbitrary relief The appeal was restored 30 days. No petition was filed for contempt of delay if, in the present case, the delay was in favor of the opposing party. If the right arises, the appeal is dismissed in the circumstances.
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