Supreme Court of India
State of Tripura & Ors. v. Arabinda Chakraborty & Ors.
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Limitation: Suit - Period of limitation - Services of plaintiff terminated for remaining unauthorisedly absent - Given a fresh appointment on purely temporary basis - Suit filed after 12 years claiming seniority from the date of initial appointment and claiming limitation from the date of rejection of his last representation - Held: Period of /imitation would 0 commence from the date on which cause of action takes place - Simply by making a representation, when there is no statutory provision or there is no statutory appeal provided, period of limitation would not get extended - Law does not
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