Limitation Period

Limitation period to appeal against family court order or decree is 30 days: Delhi High Court
Delay in filing appeals under NIA Act cannot be condoned under Section 5 of Limitation Act: Calcutta High Court
Can writ courts condone delay exceeding limitation period under GST Act? Madras High Court refers issue to division bench
[Arbitration Act] Section 11(6) application barred by limitation if arbitration invoked 32 years after dispute: Supreme Court
[COVID-19] Allahabad High Court extends life of interim orders till February 28
[COVID-19] Calcutta High Court extends life of interim orders passed by all courts/ tribunals in West Bengal, Andaman till Feb 28
NCDRC issues directions to registry for computation of Limitation Period
COVID-19: Limitation extension applies even to period for which delay can be condoned: Supreme Court upholds Madras HC ruling
Will two-year period under Section 11A of Land Acquisition Act 1894 apply even after repeal? Supreme Court answers
Limitation period under Section 61 IBC to file appeal runs from day of pronouncement of order, not date of uploading order: Supreme Court
Extension of limitation period to file cases to end on October 2, 2021: Supreme Court
Limitation under Registration Act not attracted for registration of Court decree: Madras High Court
Limitation period with respect to all judicial and quasi-judicial proceedings extended until further orders: Supreme Court [READ ORDER]
Provide limitation period for filing application under Section 11, Arbitration Act for appointment of arbitrator: Supreme Court to Parliament
Extension of limitation period ordered due to COVID-19 does not apply to statutory period for condoning delay: Supreme Court
Period of Limitation for filing in all District Courts/Tribunals in Karnataka stands extended till July 6
Litigants must abide by Supreme Court order suspending limitation for filings before all Tribunals: NCLT
Breaking: Period of Limitation for filing in all Courts/Tribunals stands extended with effect from March 15 [Read Order]
Intention of the Legislature is clear: Supreme Court on why replies to consumer complaints cannot be filed beyond 45 days [Read Judgment]
Breaking: No power to extend time to file reply beyond the period of 45 days prescribed under the Consumer Protection Act
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