Law of Limitation (A Simple yet Exehaustive Commentary on the Limitation Act, 1963)

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Description
Law of Limitation is a simple, concise yet exhaustive and authoritative commentary on the Limitation Act, 1963. The Limitation Act, 1963 is an important statute that prescribes the general rules and time frames within which litigants must approach the courts of law for filing of suits, appeals and applications. This book is a handy and reliable reference for every lawyer and for all persons concerned with the adjudication process (including judges and law officers) to comply with the law of repose on a day-to-day basis. Written with a view to simplify the research needs of the legal community, Law of Limitation offers quality content with ease of navigation apart from providing logical interpretation of statutory law, easy-to-understand commentary, latest case laws (all High Courts and Supreme Court) and Central and State amendments, landmark judgments, illustrative calculation method for limitation period, systematic arrangement
of Bare Act provisions in the Contents and sectionwise synopses.
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Contents
Introduction
Part 1 : Preliminary
Part 2 : Limitation of Suits, Appeals and Applications
Part 3 : Computation of Period of Limitation
Part 4 : Acquisition of Ownership by Possession
Part 5 : Miscellaneous
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Author Details
RANBIR SINGH is a lawyer with more than 15 years' experience in commercial contracting, corporate legal advisory role, litigation
and legal research. His clientele, drawn from the insurance, financial services, IT, telecom, mining and manufacturing sectors, has given
him wide exposure across multiple jurisdictions. Ranbir is the co-founder and managing partner of The Legal Watch,
an online platform which seeks to bridge the ever-expanding trust-deficit gap between legal professionals and consumers through the use of processes and technology. A prolific blogger and legal trainer, Ranbir is on the editorial board of several law journals.
ARUN SHARMA is a senior partner - litigation with The Legal Watch. He has 15 years of core litigation expertise in various courts
including the High Courts and Supreme Court of India. Before joining The Legal Watch, Arun co-founded his law firm the Legal Square LLP, operating in New Delhi, Haryana and Rajasthan, which is well known for its customer-centric and performance-driven approach.