Limitation Act 1908 Section 3 and Article 144 were to some extent required to be closely connected with the matters related to the prohibition, the appellate court had to deal with it without touching any other cases, only the trial. Appeal was dealt with in the matter of It was not right to separate the issue of limitation from other material matters, but the appellate court did not even consider the issue touching any boundary question in such cases, which was in accordance with the law and in light of its observations. The appellate court was remanded. The High Court had to bring its legal representatives on record to seek the remand of the same applicant who died during the re-review.
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