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of <h1>Understanding Section 14 of the Limitation Act 1963: Time Exclusion for Good Faith Proceedings with Jurisdictional Defects</h1> In the Limitation Act of 1963, Section 14 addresses the exclusion of time in computing the limitation period for suits or applications. It allows the exclusion of time spent prosecuting another civil proceeding in good faith, where the court lacked jurisdiction or faced a similar defect. This applies to both initial and appeal or revision courts. The section also clarifies that misjoinder of parties or causes of action is considered a jurisdictional defect. Additionally, the time of a proceeding includes the day it started and ended. These provisions also apply to fresh suits permitted due to jurisdictional defects in the initial suit.
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