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The Limitation Act, 1963: page 16
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Description of suit Period of limitation Time from which period begins to run
PART III.—SUITS RELATING TO DECLARATIONS
56. To declare the forgery of an Three years. When the issue or registration becomes
instrument issued or registered. known to the plaintiff.
57. To obtain a declaration that an Three years. When the alleged adoption becomes
alleged adoption is invalid, or known to the plaintiff.
never, in fact, took place.
58. To obtain any other declaration. Three years. When the right to sue first accrues.
PART IV.—SUITS RELATING TO DECREES AND INSTRUMENTS
59. To cancel or set aside an instrument Three years. When the facts entitling the plaintiff to
or decree or for the rescission of have the instrument or decree
a contract. cancelled or set aside or the contract
rescinded first become known to him.
60. To set aside a transfer of property
made by the guardian of a
ward—
(a) by the ward who has attained Three years. e
When the ward attains majority.
majority; od
(b)by the ward’s legal
representative— aC
(i) when the ward dies within Three years.
di When the ward attains majority.
three years from the date of
attaining majority. In
(ii) when the ward dies before Three years. When the ward dies.
attaining majority.
PART V.—SUITS RELATING TO IMMOVABLE PROPERTY
61. By a mortgagor—
(a)to redeem or recover Thirty years. When the right to redeem or to recover
possession of immovable possession accrues.
property mortgaged;
(b)to recover possession of Twelve years. When the transfer becomes known to the
immovable property mortgaged plaintiff.
and afterwards transferred by
the mortgagee for a valuable
consideration;
(c) to recover surplus collections Three years. When the mortgagor re-enters on the
received by the mortgagee after mortgaged property.
the mortgage has been
satisfied.
62. To enforce payment of money Twelve years. When the money sued for becomes due.
secured by a mortgage or
otherwise charged upon
immovable property.
63. By a mortgagee—
(a) for foreclosure; Thirty years. When the money secured by the mortgage
becomes due.
(b) for possession of immovable Twelve years. When the mortgagee becomes entitled to
property mortgaged. possession.
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