The Limitation Act, 1963 by J. D. Jain is a well-established legal commentary that explains the law of limitation governing civil and certain criminal proceedings in India. The book provides a structured understanding of limitation periods, computation of time, exclusions, extensions, and condonation of delay. Through detailed interpretation of statutory provisions, it assists readers in correctly determining limitation and avoiding procedural bars in litigation.
Key Features
- Section-wise analysis of the Limitation Act, 1963
- Explanation of limitation periods for suits, appeals, and applications
- Clear discussion on computation, exclusion, and extension of time
- Judicial interpretation and practical application by courts
- Updated twenty-first edition reflecting current legal developments
This book is highly useful for advocates, judicial officers, law students, academicians, litigators, and legal researchers dealing with civil procedure and limitation-related issues. It serves as an essential reference for drafting, filing, and adjudicating matters where limitation plays a decisive role.