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<h1>Section 20: Impact of Acknowledgment or Payment on Limitation Period Calculation under the Limitation Act, 1963.</h1> Section 20 of the Limitation Act, 1963, addresses the effect of acknowledgment or payment by another person on the computation of the limitation period. It clarifies that an agent duly authorized by a lawful guardian, committee, or manager can sign an acknowledgment or make a payment on behalf of a person under disability. It specifies that joint contractors, partners, executors, or mortgagees are not chargeable solely due to the actions of others in their group. Additionally, acknowledgments or payments by a limited owner under Hindu Law or by the manager of a Hindu undivided family are considered valid against successors or the entire family, respectively.