LIMITATION & ESTOPPEL Limitation & Estoppel are entirely different things. Though the operation of each is to prevent a party from asserting his right at law. In the case of limitation by shutting out a suit & in the case…
LIMITATION AND LACHES Laches means slackness or negligence in asserting one’s right. The doctrine of laches is based on the principle ‘delay defeats equity’. Delay in seeking equitable remedy is technically known as laches. Doctrine of limitation is based on…
SCOPE OF LIMITATION ACT 1. Exhaustive Code 2. Bars the remedy but does not extinguish the right. 3. Does not apply to defence, exception S. 25, 27 – cannot be taken even in defence Limitation Act, 1963 is applicable to…
OBJECT OF LAW OF LIMITATION Basically, all laws of limitation are founded on public policy & expediency. – John Voet 1. vigilantibus non dormientibus jura subveniunt – Equity comes to the aid of the vigilant & not those who sleep…
LIMITATION BARS THE REMEDY & NOT THE RIGHT In this statement, the word “right” is used to mean a primary & substantive right. In the wider sense of the word, remedy is also a right but a secondary right, a…
INTRODUCTION : LIMITATION ACT THE SCHEME AND APPLICATION OF ACT The act came into force from 1st January 1964. It consists of 32 sections and one schedule. Part I – Section 1-2: Preliminary Part II – Section 3-11: Limitation o…
OPSC Recruitment 2021: Civil Judge PostsAdv. no. 23 of 2021/22 Short Details of Notification Odisha Public Service Commission has announced the OPSC Recruitment 2021: Civil Judge Posts notification on 14 Notification is out for 53 Vacancies for both male and female candidates in Odisha Judicial Service…
Patna High Court District Judge Exam Online Form 2021BSJS/1/2021 Short Details of Notification Online Applications are invited from eligible Advocates for direct recruitment in respect of 18 vacancies, including altogether 5 backlog vacancy for EBC and 6 for SC [including…
Property : The word “property” has not been defined in the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. Immovable Property : The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 has not defined this term. Section 3 merely lays down that “immovable property” does not…
TRANSFER OF PROPERTY ACT Mains Questions Q.1: Discuss the doctrine of ‘lis pendens’ and give its basis. Does the doctrine apply to an execution proceeding? Elucidate. [JS 2019]Q.2 Explain the difference between equitable interest and legal interest. [UPJS 2018]Q.3 Discuss…