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of <h1>Written Acknowledgment Resets Limitation Period Under Section 18 of Limitation Act 1963; Oral Evidence Can Date Undated Acknowledgments.</h1> Section 18 of the Limitation Act, 1963, addresses the effect of written acknowledgment on the limitation period for legal suits or applications related to property or rights. If a written acknowledgment of liability is signed by the liable party before the limitation period expires, a new limitation period begins from the acknowledgment date. If the acknowledgment is undated, oral evidence may establish when it was signed, but not its contents. An acknowledgment is valid even if it lacks specific details or includes refusals or set-offs. 'Signed' includes signatures by authorized agents, and execution applications are not considered applications concerning property or rights.
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