Limitation Act 1908 Article 91 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Fraud limits start from the date of knowledge The separation of property is alleged to be a fraudulent transaction. The suit for the limitation claimant was in the suit request that the property be allegedly separated. Their motion in favor of the defendants was fraudulent as it is said that the predecessor never separated the property in the interest and that the fraud had been committed. The judgment of this case was pronounced in which all The courts granted leave to appeal to the plaintiffs, including the High Court. According to Tuffley's stumbling block in the specific paragraph, the prosecution in 1976 was stopped at the time of the trial in 1976. The preceding paragraph has to be read with a specific paragraph, and thus the combined effect of the two paragraphs is presented by the plaintiffs with good case and explanation. That they were kept in the dark because of the fraud they were committing, they could not file a case within the time limit, so the time against the plaintiffs thus began to go from the date of knowledge. And as it happens, this was not the case. Timeline appeal denied
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