Supreme Court of India
Balram & Others v. The Iiird Additional District. Judge & Anr.
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Again under Rule 3(2) of Order XXII if no application is made under sub-rule (I) within the time limited by law the suit shall abate. Time has been limited by law in Article 120 of the First Schedule of the Limitation Act which provides that an application under the Code to have the legal representatives of the deceased appellant made a party has to be within 90 days from the date of death of the appellant and Article 121 provides 60 days period for the application for an order to set aside abatement from. the date of abatement .. . [737 - ] If the Code and the Limitation Act applied at the
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