Supreme Court of India
Gothamchand Jain v. Arumugam @ Tamilarasan
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Limitation Act, 1963 - Art. 54 - Law of limitation in the Union Territory of Pondicherry, erstwhile French Establishment - Suit for specific performance of contract filed at Pondicherry in 1991 - Suit resisted on the ground of - limitation - Applicability of the provisions of the Limitation Act, 1963, vis-a-vis, Article 2262 of the French Code Civil - Held: The Limitation Act was passed by the Parliament on 5.10.1963 - Since by that time, the Union Territory of Pondicherry had become part of India, the Limitation Act automatically extended to the then Pondicherry and consequently, came into
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