expenses or injury caused to him: provided that a Court shall not award under this section an amount exceeding the limits of its pecuniary jurisdiction. 2) An order determining any such application shall bar any suit for compensation in respect of such arrest, attachment or injunction. PART VIII OBJECTIONS AGAINST JUDGEMENTS GENERAL PROVISIONS – APPEAL – CASSATION CHAPTER I GENERAL PROVISIONS 174. Who may Object Against a Decree or Order:No objection against a decree or order shall lie except at the instance of the party against whom such decree or order is passed and does not lie at the instance of any party who accepted the decree or order or whose claim has been fully granted. 175. Where no Right of Objection Exists:No right of objection exists against an interlocutory order before final judgement except in the following cases:(a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) (j) 176. an order from which an appeal is expressly allowed by law; an order staying or suspending the suit; assumption of jurisdiction; an order capable of instantaneous execution; an order superseding an order of reference where the arbitration award has not been complied with within the time allowed by Court; an order on an award stated in the form of a request of the opinion of the Court; an order modifying or correcting an award; an order filing or refusing to file an agreement to refer to arbitration; an order staying or refusing to stay a suit where there is an agreement to refer to arbitration; an order refusing to set aside the arbitration award or to remit it to the arbitrators. Time for Objection:(1) Time for objection commences from the date of the communication of the judgement or order to the parties unless the law otherwise directs. (2) Nevertheless the time for objection commences from the date of pronouncement of the judgment where the person against whom the decree has been passed was present in Court when the judgment was pronounced or was summoned to attend and he failed to do so. 38