Section 15 of LA : Section 15: Exclusion Of Time In Certain Other Cases

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Explanation using Example

Example of Section 15(1): Suppose a property dispute suit was to be filed by Rita against her neighbor, but the court issued an injunction preventing the filing of the suit for 6 months. If the limitation period for filing the suit was 3 years, the 6 months during which the injunction was in effect would be excluded from this period. Hence, Rita would have 3 years and 6 months in total to file the suit.

Example of Section 15(2): If Arun wants to sue a government department but is required to give a 2-month notice before filing the suit as per the law, and the limitation period to file such a suit is 1 year, then the 2-month notice period would not count towards the 1-year limitation. Arun effectively...

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