Transitional limitation periods permit suits and appeals to be filed within specified alternate timeframes after enactment. Transitional limitation rules permit suits to be instituted within a seven year window after commencement or within the period under the Indian Limitation Act, 1908, whichever expires earlier, with a savings provision allowing the new Act's period where the seven years plus any pre commencement lapse under the 1908 Act is shorter than the new period. Appeals and applications may be preferred or made within a ninety day window after commencement or within the period under the 1908 Act, whichever expires earlier.
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Transitional limitation periods permit suits and appeals to be filed within specified alternate timeframes after enactment.
Transitional limitation rules permit suits to be instituted within a seven year window after commencement or within the period under the Indian Limitation Act, 1908, whichever expires earlier, with a savings provision allowing the new Act's period where the seven years plus any pre commencement lapse under the 1908 Act is shorter than the new period. Appeals and applications may be preferred or made within a ninety day window after commencement or within the period under the 1908 Act, whichever expires earlier.
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