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As per Limitation Act, what happens to a person's right to property if they do not initiate a suit for possession within the limited period?
Their right to the property is extended
Their right to the property is transferred to the defendant
Their right to the property is extinguished
Their right to the property is suspended
As per Limitation Act, what happens to a person's right to property if they do not initiate a suit for possession within the limited period?
Their right to the property is extended
Their right to the property is transferred to the defendant
Their right to the property is extinguished
Their right to the property is suspended
Under which of the following circumstances is the time of enjoyment of an easement excluded from the computation of the limitation period of 20 years?
When the land over which the easement is enjoyed is held under a life interest
When the land is held under a lease for more than 3 years
When the claim to the easement is resisted within 3 years of the determination of the life interest or lease
All of The Above
Under what circumstances does Section 23 of the Limitation Act dictate the computation of the period of limitation for a suit for compensation?
When the act giving rise to the suit is morally wrong.
When the act results in public nuisance.
When the act doesn't give rise to a cause of action unless specific injury actually results.
When the act is intentional.
Section 15 of the Limitation Act, 1963 excludes from computation of limitation :-
Period of notice
Time required for obtaining consent
Time required for obtaining sanction
All of the above
In the computation of the period for claiming an easement, when will the time during which the easement was enjoyed be excluded?
If the easement has been enjoyed for more than twenty years
If the land or water has been held under an interest for life or in terms of years exceeding three years
If the claim is resisted by the person entitled to the land or water within three years after the determination of the interest or term
If the easement is claimed by the person who originally granted the interest or term
In the computation of the period for claiming an easement, when will the time during which the easement was enjoyed be excluded?
If the easement has been enjoyed for more than twenty years
If the land or water has been held under an interest for life or in terms of years exceeding three years
If the claim is resisted by the person entitled to the land or water within three years after the determination of the interest or term
If the easement is claimed by the person who originally granted the interest or term
