Section 12 (2) and 29 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908) Section 115 Specific Relief Act (I of 1877) Calculation of the time limit for the supply of certified copies of the legal limit specified by the special law Deadline Act, 1908 Scope Plaintiff set a case for declaration of sale of property which was partially dismissed against the trial court's decision, revision against the decision of the appellate court was dismissed because the plaintiff's initial objection The defendants subsequently resorted to section 12 (2) of the limitation. The Act, 1908, and it was held that a request for revision was filed within ninety days after the expiry of the period for the supply of copies of the documents; it was revised after a period of 152 days before the appellate court's decision. On the fourth day, both sides applied for a certified copy of the document. Plaintiff obtained a copy of the decision 16 days after the Appellate Court decision, while the plaintiff obtained the same effect after the ninth day of purchase, after the sixteenth day when certified copies were prepared and ready for delivery but to the plaintiff. If the certified copy was found after the passage of the ninth day, it was revised that the time restriction was not allowed in obtaining the certified copies should be excluded from the time limit in the case of a revision request. If the limitation period is fixed by law, only the provisions contained in Sections 4, 9, 18 and 22 of the Act, 1908, shall apply. Was charging.
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