LexisNexis’s Commentary on The Limitation Act by T R Desai
In civil and corporate litigation, a miscalculated deadline can extinguish an airtight claim. LexisNexis's Commentary on The Limitation Act (13th Edition, 2024) by T.R. Desai is the definitive, section-wise procedural guide for the Bar and the Bench.
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✔ Modern Commercial Application: Provides a deep, analytical breakdown of the Limitation Act's applicability to arbitral proceedings and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC).
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✔ Corporate Financial Insights: Clarifies highly contentious issues such as the effect of an acknowledgment of debt recorded in a corporate balance sheet.
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✔ Landmark Rulings: Meticulously updated with the absolute latest Supreme Court judgments and significant rulings from the High Courts.
Lexis Nexis’s Law of Limitation and Prescription by U N Mitra
A century-old juristic masterpiece of immense merit and scholastic learning. LexisNexis’s Law of Limitation and Prescription (17th Edition, 2025) by U.N. Mitra is the most authoritative 2-volume commentary on the Limitation Act, 1963.
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✔ The Foundation of Civil Law: Contains the original, unparalleled text of the historic Tagore Law Lectures delivered at the University of Calcutta in 1882.
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✔ The Definitive Commentary: A lucid, critical, and section-wise exposition that determines exactly how ownership, easements, and procedural time bars are gained or lost.
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✔ Latest 2025 Updates: Meticulously updated with recent legislative developments and landmark judgments like State of UP v RK Pandey and M/s Citicorp Finance v Snehasis Nanda.
Lexis Nexis’s The Limitation Act, 1963 (Bare Act) by Universal
Lexis Nexis’s The Limitation Act, 1963 (Bare Act) by Universal - 2026 Edition. First, this Universal's Bare Act provides the complete limitation rules. Specifically, it details the exact time limits for filing legal suits. Furthermore, this 2026 edition includes all recent statutory amendments perfectly.
