Application Of Limitation Act To Resolution Process Under Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code
1 Dec 2020 10:27 AM IST
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![Karnataka HC Extends Period Of Closure Under Sec 4 Of Limitation Act Till August 7 [Read Notice]](https://www-livelaw-in.demo.remotlog.com/h-upload/2020/01/24/500x300_369468-karnataka-high-court.jpg "Karnataka HC Extends Period Of Closure Under Sec 4 Of Limitation Act Till August 7 [Read Notice]")
Karnataka HC Extends Period Of Closure Under Sec 4 Of Limitation Act Till August 7 [Read Notice]
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![Limitation Period To Apply For Probate Starts From The Date Which Dispute Arises Or When It Becomes Necessary To Apply: Calcutta HC [Read Judgment]](https://www-livelaw-in.demo.remotlog.com/h-upload/images/500x300_calcutta-high-court.jpg "Limitation Period To Apply For Probate Starts From The Date Which Dispute Arises Or When It Becomes Necessary To Apply: Calcutta HC [Read Judgment]")
![[Article 113 Limitation Act] Limitation Period Begins To Run When The Right To Sue Accrues And Not When It First Accrues: SC](https://www-livelaw-in.demo.remotlog.com/h-upload/2020/02/18/500x300_370391-supreme-court-of-india-06.jpg "[Article 113 Limitation Act] Limitation Period Begins To Run When The Right To Sue Accrues And Not When It First Accrues: SC")
![[Default Bail] Madras HC Constitutes DB To Settle Conflicting Views On Applicability Of SC Order Extending Limitation On Section 167(2) CrPC](https://www-livelaw-in.demo.remotlog.com/h-upload/images/500x300_madurai-bench-of-madras-hc.jpg "[Default Bail] Madras HC Constitutes DB To Settle Conflicting Views On Applicability Of SC Order Extending Limitation On Section 167(2) CrPC")