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of <h1>Understanding Time Limits for Legal Actions Under the Limitation Act, 1963: Key Sections and Exceptions Explained</h1> The Limitation Act, 1963, outlines specific time frames within which various legal actions must be initiated in India. It categorizes suits into divisions such as those relating to accounts, contracts, declarations, decrees, immovable and movable property, torts, trusts, and miscellaneous matters. Generally, the limitation period for most suits is three years, starting from when the cause of action arises. Exceptions include certain suits related to immovable property or actions by or against government entities, which may extend up to thirty years. The Act also specifies limitation periods for appeals and applications, with most ranging from ten to ninety days.
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