Which section of the Limitation Act, 1963 extinguishes a person’s right to property when the limitation…
Section 27 extinguishes the right to property once the period for suing for possession expires. This is distinct from the ordinary procedural bar on an out-of-time suit…
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Which section of the Limitation Act, 1963 extinguishes a person’s right to property when the limitation period for suing for possession of that property expires?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer A
Section 27 extinguishes the right to property once the period for suing for possession expires. This is distinct from the ordinary procedural bar on an out-of-time suit under section 3.
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Option A
Section 27 extinguishes the right when the period for suing for possession expires.
Option B
Section 26 addresses exclusion of time in favour of a reversioner of the servient tenement.
Option C
Section 23 deals with when time runs for acts actionable only on proof of specific injury.
Option D
Section 24 governs the calendar for reckoning time mentioned in instruments.
Option E
The choice “Section 27” answers the question under the stated premise.
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