How does the concept of “Continuous running of time” apply in the context of the Limitation Act 1908? And what are its exceptions?

Section 9 of the act states that, if once time has begun to run, no subsequent disability or inability to sue can stop it.

Exceptions:

i.            Letter of Administration to debtor

ii.            Defendant is absent

iii.            Plaintiff in good faith

iv.            Where stay for institution of suit

v.            Notice before institution

vi.            During proceedings to set aside sale

vii.            Administrative law

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