Section 130 (3), 134 (4) and 136 (15) of the Limitation Act (IX of 1908), the principle of abolishing the delay in delaying the filing of an appeal to the 5, even if the plaintiff's mistake or inaccurate advice is the proper cause Will not Delays for delays can only be considered for delays where delays are calculated and explained each day, and in the absence of this the court will consider such application. Was not obliged to interfere with the question about the purpose. For the exercise of jurisdiction under Section,, Limitation Act, 8, 19088, it created a valuable right in favor of the party against which section, section, delimitation act 8, 19088, and section (130 (()) and ?44). ()), Words were used in Income. The correct guidance for the court in the tax ordinance assessment arbitration process was whether the appellant had acted diligently in presenting his appeal.
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