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Each section contains 100 MCQs on Limitation Act .
31
The period of limitation for filing a suit to recover possession of movable or immovable property comprised in religious or charitable endowment, transferred for valuable consideration, under Article 96 of the Schedule
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Answer: Option B
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32
In which section of Indian Limitation Act, time limit is provided for acquiring easement by way of prescription?
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Answer: Option B
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33
With which the first division of the schedule to the Limitation Act deals with?
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Answer: Option D
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34
Who among the following cannot become beneficiary?
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Answer: Option B
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35
What will be the legal position in respect of a suit instituted after 2 days of the prescribed period of limitation?
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Answer: Option A
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The Limitation Act, 1963 prescribes time limits within which legal proceedings must be initiated.

Filing a suit after the expiry of this prescribed period generally renders the suit time-barred, and it may be dismissed.

However, Section 5 of the Limitation Act gives the court discretionary power to condone delay if the plaintiff can show "sufficient cause" for not filing the suit on time.

If the delay was caused because the plaintiff was misled by a judgment of the High Court in interpreting the limitation period, this may be accepted as a valid reason.

In such cases, the court may condone the delay and proceed to try the suit, especially when the delay is minimal and made in good faith.

Therefore, the suit is not automatically dismissed, and Option A correctly reflects the legal position.
36
Under Section 6(2), Limitation Act, 1963, where several disabilities co-exist concurrently or where the plaintiff is affected by another disability before recovery from earlier disability,
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Answer: Option B
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37
Good faith under the Limitation Act implies due care and attention. It becomes relevant when the question is whether:
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Answer: Option C
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38
Limitation Act - Appeal against a decree can be filed in High Court within -
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Answer: Option A
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39
Right to sue on a bond accrues to A during his minority. He attains majority after four years from the accrual of the right to sue. After a year of attaining majority, he becomes insane. His insanity continues for three years. A's suit would be
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Answer: Option D
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40
As per section 2(c) of the Limitation Act a bill of exchange includes . . . . . . .
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Answer: Option C
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