Which list gives the three kinds of time that section 15(2) of the Limitation Act, 1963 can exclude…
Section 15(2) excludes the notice period when notice has been given as required by law, or the time needed to obtain legally required prior consent or sanction from the…
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Which list gives the three kinds of time that section 15(2) of the Limitation Act, 1963 can exclude when calculating the limitation period for a suit?
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Section 15(2) excludes the notice period when notice has been given as required by law, or the time needed to obtain legally required prior consent or sanction from the Government or another authority. For prior consent or sanction, the Explanation to section 15(2) includes both the date of application and the date the order is received.
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Option A
Prior consent and prior sanction qualify when the law requires them. A qualifying stay is governed by section 15(1), and this list omits the notice period.
Option B
Prior sanction qualifies when the law requires it. A qualifying stay falls under section 15(1), and section 12 separately governs copy time in specified proceedings.
Option C
A legally required notice period qualifies once notice is given. A qualifying stay and copy time are addressed separately in sections 15(1) and 12.
Option D
Section 15(2) covers a notice period where notice is given as required by law and time needed to obtain legally required prior consent or sanction.
Option E
A legally required notice period and prior consent can qualify. Copy time is addressed separately in section 12, and this list omits prior sanction.
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