A. XXIII, R1 Demarcation Act (IX of 1908), Article 52 and Section 14 With the permission of the court to prosecute a new trial, the trial court granted jurisdiction over the lace and thereafter in the same case The same case was filed. There was no jurisdiction in the court because the reason for the proceedings was shown to begin on 14 197 1976. The first case was filed within the time limit. After that the case was filed in 1980. The claim was brought to the forefront, ie the time spent in the first trial for 3 years could not be waived because Section 14 of the Limitation Act 1908 was not attracted to the case in which it was placed. The prerequisites were not met.
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