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of <h1>Easements by Prescription: 20 Years for Private, 30 for Government Properties Under Limitation Act 1963</h1> Under the Limitation Act, 1963, an easement can be acquired by prescription if it has been peaceably and openly enjoyed as a right without interruption for twenty years. This applies to easements such as access to light, air, ways, watercourses, or other uses. For government-owned properties, the required period extends to thirty years. The twenty-year period must end within two years before a related legal claim is contested. An interruption is only recognized if there is an actual discontinuance due to obstruction by another person, which is not contested for a year after the claimant is aware.
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