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For the purposes of the Limitation Act, 1963, which of the following shall be counted for computation…

Time spent by an advocate preparing an appeal memorandum has no general exclusion under sections 12 and 13. Section 12 excludes the first day and, for its specified…

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For the purposes of the Limitation Act, 1963, which of the following shall be counted for computation of period of limitation?

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Time spent by an advocate preparing an appeal memorandum has no general exclusion under sections 12 and 13. Section 12 excludes the first day and, for its specified proceedings, time requisite for obtaining the relevant judgment, order, decree or award copy. Section 13 excludes time spent in good-faith prosecution of a rejected application for leave to sue or appeal as an indigent person, subject to its conditions. These statutory exclusions do not extend to ordinary drafting time.

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