LIMITATION ACT, 1908

 Limitation Act, 1908
[IX of 1908]
Section 5—
An appellant is not entitled to the benefit of section 5 of the Limitation Act when his appeal under section 30 of the Special Powers Act is barred by limitation.
Bashi Vs. State 43 DLR 209.

Section 5—
The delay in taking the criminal appeal, though inordinate, is condoned in view of the exceptional facts that the appellant, an old woman, after being dispensed with attendance in Court became unaware of her trial and the order of conviction.
Mahirun Nesa Vs. State 45 DLR 184.

Sections 5 & 29(2)—
Application for condonation of delay in filing an appeal under the Special Powers Act is not maintainable. And such an appeal when time—barred cannot be treated as a revisional application under CrPC.
Shamsul Haque Vs. State 43 DLR 247.

Section 29(2)—
An appellant is not entitled to the benefit of sec. 5 of the Limitation Act when his appeal under sec. 30 of the Special Powers Act is barred by limitation.
Bashi Vs. State 43 DLR 209.

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