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Shanti Devi (D) v. Jagan Devi 2025 INSC 1105 - Limitation Act

Limitation Act 1963 - Article 59,65 - In this case, the First Appellate Court applied Article 65 stating that the 12-year period for possession based on title applied, and the suit was filed within that period. The High Court affirmed the First Appellate Court's decision to decree

P. Kumarakurubaran vs P. Narayanan 2025 INSC 598 - CPC - Rejection Of Plaint - Limitation Act - Date Of Knowledge

Code of Civil Procedure 1908- Order VII Rule 11(d) - When the question of limitation involves disputed facts or hinges on the date of knowledge, such issues cannot be decided at the stage of Order VII Rule 11 CPC- Once the date of knowledge is specifically pleaded and forms

Rajeev Gupta vs Prashant Garg 2025 INSC 552 - Limitation Act - TP Act - Suit For Declaration

Limitation Act 1961 - Article 58- If cause of action to sue means accrual of the right for an actionable claim, it is the moment from which such right first accrues that the clock of limitation would start ticking -Even though cause of action for instituting a suit might arise

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Daliben Valjibhai Prajapati vs Kodarbhai Kachrabhai 2024 INSC 1049 - Order VII Rule 11 CPC - Art. 59 Limitation Act

Code of Civil Procedure 1908 - Order VII Rule 11 ; Limitation Act 1963 - Article 59 - Suit for cancellation of sale deed - In impugned judgment, HC noted that under Article 59 of the Limitation Act, a suit can be instituted within 3 years of the knowledge, it proceeded