The Limitation Act, 1963

The Limitation Act, 1963 is a crucial statute governing the timelines for filing civil, property, contractual, and certain other legal proceedings in India. This book presents the full statutory text alongside a detailed commentary explaining the purpose, interpretation, and practical application of limitation periods.

It covers essential provisions such as the computation of time, exclusion and extension of limitation in specific circumstances, and the principles for determining when a suit or appeal can be considered time-barred. The book also explores exceptions, including continuous running of time, legal disability, and acknowledgment of debt, providing a practical framework for legal practitioners and students.

Structured to offer clarity and precision, this publication is ideal for understanding both procedural and substantive aspects of limitation law. It includes case references, statutory explanations, and practical insights that make it a reliable reference for courts, law firms, academic institutions, and individuals handling civil litigation.

By combining statutory interpretation with real-world applications, the book equips readers with the knowledge to effectively navigate limitation-related legal issues and avoid procedural pitfalls.