Supreme Court of India

Seth Ramdayal Jat v. Laxmi Prasad

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Reported as [2009] 7 S.C.R. 17

Bench S.B. Sinha J.

Decided 15 April 2009

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Limitation Act, 1963: Article 70 - Suit for recovery of ' pledged ornaments - Applicability of Article 70 - Held: Is applicable - In terms of Article 70, period of limitation is three years and begins to run from the date of refusal after demand c - Money lender did not respond to the notice issued by borrower asking him to return the pledged jewellery- Suit was filed within one and a half months after date of receipt of such notice - Thus, was instituted within the period of limitation - r Admission of money lender was recorded in writing - He accepted that he had made admission in the

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