Law of Limitation

This compact law text provides a structured exposition of the Limitation Act, specifically tailored for LL.B. and legal exam preparation. Organized by sequential sections and articles, it elaborates on:

• The nature and purpose of limitation laws.
• What types of civil actions, appeals, or applications are barred by time limits.
• Methods to determine when time begins to run and how it’s computed.
• Special provisions related to acquisition of ownership through possession.
• Provisions saving the operation of other statutes.
• A systematic presentation of each article from the Limitation Act, detailing specified limitation periods.

It’s designed with exam-readiness in mind-concise, section-focused, and aligned with syllabus requirements.

1. Introduction
2. Limitations of Suits, Appeals and Applications (Sections 3-11)
3. Computation Period of Limitation (secs. 12 to 24)
4. Acquisition of ownership by possession
5. Saving of other laws
6. The schedule-period of limitation [Sections 2(i) and 3 & Articles 1 to 137]