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Rules Of Limitation Not Meant To Destroy Parties' Rights; It Ensures That Parties Don't Sleep Over Their Rights: Allahabad High Court

'The Rules of limitation are not meant to destroy the rights of parties. They virtually take away the remedy. They are meant with the objective that parties should not resort to dilatory tactics and sl...

Limitation Act Inapplicable To Contempt Proceedings: Gujarat High Court Refuses To Condone 389 Days Delay

The Gujarat High Court has held that the provisions of the Limitation Act, 1963 do not apply to contempt proceedings. In this light, it refused to entertain a contempt petition filed with a delay of...

Court Not Obliged To Consider Merits Of An Appeal Which Is Barred By Limitation & No Plausible Cause For Delay Is Shown: Supreme Court

Whether An Amendment Application To Include A Relief Which Is Otherwise Time-Barred Can Be Allowed? SC To Consider

Power To Condone Delay Under Section 5 Of Limitation Act Does Not Apply To Suits : Supreme Court

Limitation Period Cannot Be Extended On Equitable Grounds: Supreme Court

Bar On Remarriage After Divorce Will Apply On Mere Filing Of Appeal By Other Party Within Limitation : Supreme Court

Delhi High Court Excludes Time Spent Prosecuting Tax Appeal Before An Authority Without Jurisdiction, Rules Revision Petition Not Time Barred

Application Seeking Condonation Of Delay Has To Be Decided Before Hearing On Merits Of Appeal: Allahabad High Court Answers Reference

Financial Crisis Can Be One Of The Grounds For Condonation Of Delay: Gujarat High Court

If Sufficient Cause Is Shown, Delay Can Be Condoned For Substantive Justice U/S 5 Limitation Act: Gujarat High Court Grants Relief To Govt Company

Section 9 IBC- Limitation Does Not Commence When The Debt Becomes Due But Only When A Default Occurs: Supreme Court

Limitation Under Art. 68 & 91(a) Runs From 'Date Of Actual Knowledge' Of Misappropriation: Delhi High Court

Applicant Seeking Relief U/S 5 Limitation Act Must 'Explain Delay For Every Day' That Elapses Beyond Prescribed Period: Karnataka High Court

Section 5 Limitation Act Does Not Apply To Institution Of Civil Suit In Civil Court: Supreme Court

Chronology Of Limitation Extension Orders Passed By Supreme Court Due To COVID Pandemic

COVID-Omicron : Supreme Court To Hear SCAORA Plea To Revive Extension Of Limitation On Jan 10

Insolvency Law In Review – October 2021

Income Tax Act - Date Of Receipt Of Order Irrelevant For Computing Limitation Under Section 263(2) : Supreme Court

No Limitation Period In Case Of A Usufructuary Mortgage : Supreme Court