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of <h1>Dismissal of Late Suits Under Limitation Act, 1963: Sections 4-24 Exceptions Explained.</h1> Every suit, appeal, or application filed after the prescribed period must be dismissed under the Limitation Act, 1963, unless sections 4 to 24 provide otherwise. A suit is considered instituted when the plaint is presented, a pauper applies for leave to sue, or a claim is sent to a liquidator in company liquidation cases. Claims by set-off or counterclaim are treated as separate suits, with set-offs deemed filed on the suit's date and counterclaims on the filing date. An application by notice of motion in a High Court is made when presented to the proper officer.
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