Subject to all just exceptions

Expression "subject to all just exceptions" is used with purpose to preserve the right of opposing party to object to proceedings or matter, in the course of a trial, being improper and illegal

Under the expression the party excepting does not acquiesce in the decision of the Court but. reserves to itself the right to secure its reversal at subsequent stage of proceedings.

Expression does not contain express directions.

Expression "subject to all just exceptions" as appearing in order of High Court allowing application for amendment of pleading-Connotation-Order allowing amendment with such condition, held, reviewableCivil Procedure Code (V of 1908), O. VI, r. 17.

Expression "subject to all just exceptions" as appearing in order of Court allowing application for amendment of pleadings-Means that allegations in application for amendment and facts sought to be pleaded, not to be taken as having been accepted by other side and such party remains at liberty to challenge same and not that order itself liable to be reviewed-Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908), O. VI, r. 17.