Commentaries on Limitation Act in 2 Vols

This authoritative two-volume work by R. Mitra provides an exhaustive and analytical commentary on the Limitation Act, explaining the principles governing limitation periods for suits, appeals, and applications under Indian law. Now in its 9th edition, the book examines statutory provisions in detail while addressing the rationale, scope, and application of limitation rules. It integrates legislative text with judicial interpretation to clarify how limitation affects substantive and procedural rights in civil litigation.

Key Features

• Detailed section-wise commentary on the Limitation Act
• Two-volume coverage for in-depth legal analysis and reference
• Examination of computation of limitation periods and exclusions
• Discussion on condonation of delay and continuing causes of action
• Extensive citation of landmark and recent judicial decisions
• Practical guidance on procedural application in courts and tribunals

This book is especially useful for advocates, judges, academicians, litigators, and legal researchers dealing with civil, commercial, and procedural law matters. It serves as a comprehensive reference for understanding limitation principles, resolving procedural objections, and interpreting statutory timelines in litigation and appellate practice.