Civil Code 1908 Section 100 and O XLI, R22 Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Article 23 Filing a Case on the Second Appeal Exemption Limitation The trial court decides the question of limitation in favor of the plaintiff. Doing so but excluding the prosecution. The appellant, in the appeal before the First Appellate Court, can support the decision on the question of limitation, without filing any cross objection, the appellants have the right to formally challenge the filing of an objection before the Appellate Court. Increase the limit request for
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