Discuss the conditions, that must co-exist for exclusion of time in suits or applications that are filed in a Court without jurisdiction, and whose period of limitation is over, under the Limitation Act, 1963.

Section 14 of the Limitation Act, 1963 (the Act) provides the provisions relating to Exclusion of time of proceeding bona fide in court without jurisdiction. The relief to a person is given by Section 14 of the Act when the period of limitation is over, because another civil proceedings relating to the matter in issue had been initiated in a court which is unable to entertain it, by lack of jurisdiction or by any other like cause. The following conditions must co-exist for the applicability of this Section: that the plaintiff or the applicant was prosecuting another civil proceedings against the defendant with due diligence in the above said court; that the previous suit or application related to the same matter in issue; that the plaintiff or the applicant prosecuted in good-faith in that court; and that the court was unable to entertain a suit or application on account of defect of jurisdiction or other like cause.