Supreme Court of India
Madina Begum & Anr. v. Shiv Murti Prasad Pandey & Ors.
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Limitation Act, 1963: Schedule 1, Article 54 - Suit for specific performance - Challenged on the ground of limitation - Held: The agreement between the parties did not specify a calender date as the fixed date for performance of the agreement - Hence, the limitation of three years would begin when the plaintiff has notice that the defendant has refitsed the performance of agreement - In the instant case, High Court fell in error ii1 ignoring the absence of a specified date for the performance of the agreement and in setting aside the decree passed by trial court. Code of Civil Procedure,
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