SARWAR SHAH versus MUHAMMAD RAZAQ
Section 14 of the Limitation Act, 1908, excludes the expenditure incurred in proceedings before the courts of subordinate jurisdiction. About 9 years after the approval of this decree, the petitioners filed an objection against the implementation of the decree, claiming that the time spent in the trial of the dismissal will be deducted. The benefits found in section 14 can only be extended to the applicant if such proceedings are carried out in a prompt and good faith manner before a court, in the event of a jurisdictional error or similar. The applicant was unable to entertain the case because of another matter. The applicant of the nature did not file any petition with the objection request for the benefit of Section 14, nor did he apply for any delay in mentioning such circumstances and thus he Not entitled to time cuts as they claim.
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