Supreme Court of India
Raj Kumar and Anr. v. Official Receiver of the Estate of M/s. Chiranjilal Ramchand, Ludhiana and Ors.
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Limitation Act, 1908-Anicle 120 of Schedule III-Limitation Act, 1963-Article 113 of the Schedule-Provincial Insolvency Act-Section, 4 -Suit for declaration as regards certain properties of insolvent-Limitation begins to nm when cloud on the title of Official Receiver is cast and not earlier. The estate of who was one of the three partners in a firm was taken over by the Ollicial Receiver after was declared insolvent in 1955. The Ollicial Receiver, filed an application under section 4 of the Provincial Insolency Act in 1966 and the Insolvency Court passed a declaration that the insolvent had
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