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Limitation Act (IX of 1908)---S.14--Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Art.212(3)--Limitation--Contention that petitioners had taken resort to Civil Court and High Court under mistaken legal advice and for that reason they were entitled in computing limitation to the deduction of the period which they had spent in pursuing their remedy in the Civil Courts or High Court--Service Tribunal examined the contention and for cogent reason rejected the same--Supreme Court finding no basis to take a different view in the matter dismissed the petitions. ORDER SAAD SAOOD JAN, J.--These petitions for special leave to appeal arise from the judgment of the Punjab Service Tribunal whereby the petitioners appeals were dismissed on the ground of limitation. 2 Prior to 1963, there used to be officials, known as registration clerks, in the establishment of the Deputy Commissioners to attend to the work of registration of documents under the Registration Act. In 1963, a separate cadre known as the West Pakistan Registration Department Ministerial Establishment was constituted and the registration clerks were inducted into the cadre. By a notification issued on 28-1-1979, the cadre was abolished and the registration clerks were reverted to the Establishment of the Deputy Commissioners a before. Except Mian Shams-ud-Din who filed a writ petition in the High Court, the other petitioners filed civil suits…

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