The Indian Limitation Act Being Act No. IX of 1908 With Full Notes and complete Index

The effect of the decision of the Privy Council has been that in the territories within the jurisdiction ur the above High Courts a number of suits for the enforcement of mortgages which before the decision of the Privy Council would have been within"ii time have been and must be dismissed by the Courts on the ground 'that they are barred by limitation and that the claims under a still larger [...] Article 181 third column clause 6.—There is conflict on the question whether the date referred to in this clause is the date of the order of the Court directing notice to issueor the date on which the notice *dually issues from the Court some time being usimlly taken in the drawing up and signing of the notice. [...] The following Report of the Select Committee on the Bill to consolidate and amend the law for the Limitation of Suits and for other purposes was presented to the Council of the Governor General of India for the purpose of making Laws and Regulations on the 20th March 1908 :— LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT. [...] Ws the undersigned Members of the Select Committee to which the Bill to consolidate and amend the Law for the Limitation of Suits and for other purposes was referred have considered the Bill and the papers noted in the appendix and have now the honour to submit this our Report with the Bill as amended by us annexed thereto. [...] ga rded a continuing wrong within the meaning of section 23 of the Act while the Bombay High Court whose view has been adopted by the High Courts of Calcutta and Madras has applied the bar of limitation on the ground that the specific provisions of this article must be taken to override the general provisions of section 23.