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Supreme Court Acknowledges Good Faith Error, Applies Section 14 of Limitations Act for Jurisdictional Mistake in Filing.

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....The appellant had pursued his remedy in a bonafide manner and if it was filed in a wrong court and if he has pursued his remedy wrongly by filing it in Delhi High Court, instead of Madras High Court, principles enshrined in Section 14 of the Limitations Act clearly get attracted - SC....