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Condonation of delay, Section 5 Limitation act, cause lawyers fault and illitarate

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Is there any possibilities to condonation of delay, Section 5 Limitation act causing lawyers fault and illitarate.

Debate on Condoning 400-Day Delay Under Section 5 of Limitation Act Due to Lawyer's Fault and Client's Illiteracy. A discussion was initiated about the possibility of condoning a delay under Section 5 of the Limitation Act due to a lawyer's fault and the client's illiteracy. One participant explained that Section 5 applies when no specific limitation period is prescribed, and delays caused by an advocate can be condoned based on the case's circumstances. Another participant sought advice on a case where a defendant, claiming illiteracy and inadequate communication by her advocate, filed for condonation of a 400-day delay. The defendant, also a ward member, allegedly violated election eligibility rules, raising questions about the merits of her petition. (AI Summary)
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