When the limitation once starts, on subsequent disability or inability can stop it. Do you agree?

Section 9 of the Limitation act, 1908 laid down the principle of continuous running of time limitation. According to this Section once the time limitation begins to run, it runs continuously and without any break or interruption until the entire prescribed period has run out and no disability or inability to sue accruing subsequently will stop it running.

Dear fellows this post is about the past papers of Law Of Civil Procedure LL.B III

Annual 2006 Time Allowed: 3 Hours                                                                         Max Marks: 100 Attempt FIVE Questions in all. Three questions from PART-I and TWO questions from PART-II. All questions carry equal marks
Part-I
S.No	Question
01	Discuss S. 9 C.P.C with particular reference to territorial and pecuniary jurisdiction of Civil Courts
02	Can an objection to territorial jurisdiction be taken for the first time at the appellate or revisional stage?
03	If a suit, with deficient court fee, is filed, how the court would deal with the situation?
04	Define “Inherent powers of the court” enumerate the situation, where it can be invoked?