For exclusion of time proceeding bona fide in court without jurisdiction
The Explanations to s.14 of the Limitation Act provide that the days the former proceeding was instituted and ended are both counted, that a plaintiff or applicant resisting…
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For exclusion of time proceeding bona fide in court without jurisdiction
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The Explanations to s.14 of the Limitation Act provide that the days the former proceeding was instituted and ended are both counted, that a plaintiff or applicant resisting an appeal is deemed to be prosecuting a proceeding, and that misjoinder is a cause of a like nature with defect of jurisdiction, so "All of the given options are correct".
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