Sections 5 and 14 Delayed gross negligence was not dealt with by the exception Except for wrongful counsel for delay, justifying the delay, no other than filing an appeal in the wrong forum The cause was not stated nor was the delay delayed. It was called for a certain period (for which the appeal) was returned to remove the objection to it, and after such objections were removed, such appeal was canceled after considerable delay. Nor was there any motion made before the High Court to present a memorandum of appeal immediately after that date. The memo was returned to the appellant in gross negligence. After submitting an appeal before the New Court, no case was made for contempt of delay in the meaning of the provisions of section 14 and the Limitation Act, 1908, nor was any case excluded from that period. During which the appeal was pending. For this, the first appellate court could not imagine that the appeal was filed and would be followed in a wrong way in a wrong forum, the knowledge of the law would be considered and there was no excuse for not knowing the law. As such, no case was made for the facts when it was admitted. Expressing delay in the situation
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