Supreme Court of India
Ahmmadsahab Abdul Mulla (dead) by Proposed Lrs. v. Bibijan and Ors.
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c UM/TA TION ACT, 1963: Schedule - Article 54 - Word 'date' occurring in the expression 'date fixed for the performance' - HELD: Is • suggestive of a specified date in the calendar. . In the instant appeal the question referred to three- Judge Bench for consideration was: whether the expression "date" used in Article 54 of the Schedule to the Limitation Act, 1963 is suggestive of a specific date in the calendar. Answering the reference, the Court HELD: On analyzing the expressions 'date' and 'fixed', the inevitable conclusion is that the expression I, - 'date fixed for the performance' used
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