23/09/2026
⚖️ LAW OF LIMITATION — A PRINCIPLE OF FINALITY
The Law of Limitation is not merely a technical rule of procedure. It is founded on the principles of certainty, finality, and repose in litigation.
📌 Once a valuable legal right accrues to a successful litigant through the passage of time, it cannot ordinarily be disturbed unless sufficient cause is established within the contemplation of law.
⏳ A party seeking condonation of delay must approach the court with clean hands, disclose all material facts, and provide a satisfactory, bona fide explanation covering the entire period of delay.
⚠️ Negligence, indolence, or casual conduct cannot ordinarily constitute sufficient cause.
The exercise of equitable discretion also requires a party to demonstrate continuous and bona fide efforts to pursue its legal remedy. Where negligence appears after withdrawal of proceedings, the claim of bona fide prosecution may lose considerable force.
📚 Case:
T&T Employees Cooperative Housing Society, Islamabad v. Haji Ghulam Hussain and others
C.P.L.A. 3469/2025
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