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(I) No irregularity other than one arising from an alleged \118I1tofma-
terial jurisdiction or one alleged in a judgment or decree may be
taken as a ground of appeal unless an application was made under
Art.
(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of sub-art
(I) . an I ?Cllate Court
may at any time of its own motion correct any irregularity having
occurred in the proceedings in which the judgment appealed from
was given :
Provided that, where the irregularity was such as to prevent a
valid judgment from being given, the proceedings in which such
judgment was given sh-n be quashed and the Appellate Court
shall order the retrial of the case.
Art. 21~ VaJidotion of proceedings
No proceedings in which an irregularity has occurred shall be void
where no appeal is made against the judgment given in such procee-
dings or where such judgment is confmned by the Appellate Court.
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