Prohibited appeal was filed for a day under section 96 and O XLI of the Code of Conduct, 1908, R1 Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Articles 152 and Sections 4 and 5, and appealed against the decision and order of the trial. In which the defendant was delayed by one day. In the case of filing one day beyond the limitation period, the circumstantial explanation is that the circumstances in the affidavit were not contradictory by the plaintiffs; no unexpected delay of any kind was established by the defendant on record. Was not made, the first appellate court was delayed by one day. First Appellate Court to decide on merit
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