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Once The Ledger Duly Reflects The Amount As Outstanding And Payable, The Period Of Limitation Would Run From The Said Date: Delhi High Court

The High Court of Delhi has held that acknowledgment of an amount as due and payable under the ledger/statement of accounts, constitutes a fresh cause of action and extends the period of limitation....

Arbitral Award Passed In Disregard To Judicial Decisions Conflicts With The Public Policy : Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court has held that an arbitral award that is not in consonance with the judicial decisions and principles laid down by the courts of India would be in violation of the fundamental pol...

Condonation Of Delay | Courts Should Consider Relevant Aspects Like Conduct, Bonafide & Prejudice: Kerala High Court

Entry In Balance Sheet Amounts To Acknowledgment Of Liability: NCLT Kochi

Limitation Act Does Not Apply To Criminal Proceedings Unless There Are Specific Provisions To That Effect: Chhattisgarh High Court

Since SC Extended Limitation, No Need To File Application For Condonation Of Delay; NCLAT Delhi

'Adverse Possession' Of Property vs 'Permissive Possession': Karnataka High Court Explains

Indian Courts on Arbitration – 2021

'Date Of Repudiation Of Claim The Cordial Knot To Determine Limitation, Mere Requests For Reconsideration Won't Grant A Fresh Lease Of Limitation': Madras High Court

Money Decree/Certificate Of Recovery In Favour Of Financial Creditor Gives Fresh Cause Of Action To Initiate CIRP U/s 7 IBC: Supreme Court

Section 14 Limitation Act Applies To Application Under Section 7 IBC : Supreme Court

Rent Control Court Has Power To Condone Delay Under Section 5 Of Limitation Act: Kerala High Court [FB]

Important Supreme Court Judgments: November 2020

Application Of Limitation Act To Resolution Process Under Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code

To Invoke Section 17 Limitation Act, Existence & Discovery Of Fraud Have To Be Pleaded & Proved : Supreme Court

The Essence Of 'Civil Litigation' – Part II

[IBC] Limitation Period For CIRP Application Is Three Years From The Date Of Default: SC [Read Judgment]

[Breaking] SC Applies Order Extending Limitation To Sec 29A & 23(4) Arbitration Act, Section 12A Commercial Courts Act

Karnataka HC Extends Period Of Closure Under Sec 4 Of Limitation Act Till August 7 [Read Notice]

Limitation Period To Apply For Probate Starts From The Date Which Dispute Arises Or When It Becomes Necessary To Apply: Calcutta HC [Read Judgment]