For an ordinary suit to recover a debt, consider expiry of its prescribed limitation period under…
For an ordinary debt suit, expiry of limitation bars the judicial remedy while the underlying debt survives. This is a procedural limitation rather than creation of a new…
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For an ordinary suit to recover a debt, consider expiry of its prescribed limitation period under Section 3 of the Limitation Act, 1963. Exclude acquisition by prescription and suits for possession of property under Sections 25 and 27. Mark the incorrect statement.
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For an ordinary debt suit, expiry of limitation bars the judicial remedy while the underlying debt survives. This is a procedural limitation rather than creation of a new substantive property right. The question expressly excludes prescription and extinguishment associated with suits for possession of property.
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