Supreme Court of India
J. Thansiama v. State of Mizoram & Ors.
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Limitation Act, 1963 - Applicability to the State of Mizoram - Suit for declaration of title by appellant - Trial court held that the 1963 Act not applicable to bar the suit of the appellant - However, the High Court held that the 1963 Act was applicable to the State of Mizoram, thus, suit filed by appellant dismissed as time barred - On appeal, held: Notification dated 14.03.1966 issued by the Governor of 0 Assam excluding the operation of the Limitation Act from the tribal areas of the State of Assam ceased to be applicable to the Mizo District once the areas therein no long formed a part
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