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Limitation Act 1908/MCQs

Limitation Act 1908 – MCQs

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1.Which type of suits are governed by Section 11 of the Limitation Act, 1908?

Suits involving domestic agreementsSuits related to foreign agreementsSuits concerning both domestic and foreign agreementsSuits not covered by the above categories

2.According to Section 9 of the Limitation Act, 1908, once the limitation period has started, what happens if a disability arises afterward?

The limitation period continues unaffected despite any later disability or incapacity.The limitation period can be paused due to a subsequent disability.Both statements A and B are true.None of the above options are correct.

3.Can an individual under a legal disability initiate a lawsuit or submit an application after the limitation period has expired?

Only within the prescribed limitation timeframeEven beyond the limitation periodSubject to the court's permission to allow such a caseNone of the above

4.A minor, A, acquires the right to file a lawsuit for boat hire charges during his minority. He reaches the age of majority four years after this right arises. Within what time frame can he initiate the lawsuit following his attainment of majority?

Within two years after reaching majorityWithin three years after reaching majorityWithin five years after reaching majorityNone of the aboveNot applicable

5.Under which section of the Limitation Act, 1908 is legal disability addressed?

Section 5-ASection 6Section 6-ANone of the above

6.According to Section 4 of The Limitation Act, 1908, if the limitation period for filing a suit, appeal, or application ends on a day when the court is closed, what is the correct course of action?

The suit, appeal, or application cannot be submitted after the deadline.The suit, appeal, or application can be filed on the next day the court opens.Both options A and B are correct.None of the above options are applicable.

7.In which section of the Limitation Act of 1908 are the definitions stated?

Section 2Section 2-ASection 3None of the above

8.On which date was the Limitation Act, 1908 officially enacted?

January 1, 1909March 1, 1009May 1, 1909None of the above

9.What is the term for a decree that issues a permanent injunction preventing a person from performing a specific act?

EnforceableNot enforceableNone of the aboveNot applicableNo correct answer

10.If the Limitation Act's Schedule or Section 48 of the Civil Procedure Code does not specify a limitation period, which provision applies?

Article 181 of the Limitation Act appliesArticle 183 of the Limitation Act appliesArticle 186 of the Limitation Act appliesNone of the above

11.What is the time limit for enforcing a Supreme Court order issued under its original jurisdiction?

A period of three yearsA period of six yearsEither three or six yearsNo specified time limitNot applicable

12.What is the prescribed time limit for enforcing a decree or order issued by a Civil Court?

A period of three years starting from the date of the decree or orderA duration of six years applicable when an appeal, revision, or review is involvedBoth the three-year and six-year timeframes as mentioned in options A and BNone of the above options are correct

13.What type of article is Article 181 under the Limitation Act classified as?

An article of exceptional characterA residuary articleAn article based on discretionNone of the above

14.What is the deadline for submitting an application to become the legal representative following the death of a defendant or respondent?

Within thirty days after the defendant or respondent passes awayWithin ninety days after the death of the defendant or respondentNo specific time limit appliesMore than ninety days after the defendant or respondent's deathImmediately upon the defendant or respondent's death

15.What is the time frame prescribed under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 for filing an appeal to the Supreme Court seeking leave to appeal?

Sixty days starting from the date of the decree being challengedNinety days starting from the date of the decree being challengedOne hundred twenty days starting from the date of the decree being challengedNone of the above

16.What is the standard time limit for reviewing judgment cases, excluding those specified under Articles 161 and 162 of the Limitation Act?

15 days16 days90 daysNo time limitNot applicable

17.What is the time frame allowed to file an appeal leave as a pauper?

Within thirty days from the date the decree was issuedWithin sixty days from the date the decree was issuedEither thirty or sixty daysNo specified time limit

18.What is the time limit for filing a complaint regarding resistance or obstruction in the delivery of possession of immovable property that has been decreed or sold under execution of a decree?

Twenty days starting from the day resistance occursThirty days beginning from the date resistance is encounteredSixty days counted from the day resistance takes placeNo specified time limitForty-five days from the date of resistance

19.What is the time limit under the Civil Procedure Code for a person who has been dispossessed of immovable property to challenge the rights of the decree-holder or purchaser following a sale executed under a decree?

Thirty days from the date of dispossessionFifty days from the date of dispossessionSixty days from the date of dispossessionNo specific time limitSeventy-five days from the date of dispossession

20.What is the prescribed time limit for filing a revision under Section 115 of the Civil Procedure Code (C.P.C)?

Within thirty days from the date of the order to be revisedWithin sixty days from the date of the order to be revisedWithin ninety days from the date of the order to be revisedNo specified time limit

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