KARIM BAKHSH versus RAHIM BAKHSH
Section 21 Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Section 14 Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908), Section 21 pre-trial suit limitation suit, before the civil court, before the foundation for a vacancy, case Revenue was transferred to court. The Revenue Court has been pending for some time, eventually finding that this was not the case through which it could be prosecuted and remanded to the Civil Court, which decided that after the transfer through the Civil Court. Wrong time spent before the deadline, could not be excluded from the limitation period, the case was filed in the civil court before the expiry of the limitation period, which finally decided when for a temporary period when the civil court When he found a defect in his case, he was fine. After returning the case to the civil court, the plaintiff's offer in the civil court cannot be misunderstood, despite the provisions of any technical defect of section 14, the Limitation Act, 1908
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