Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in India
limitation
Is there any limitation for presenting a plaint before a proper jurisdictional court after a court returns it u/o 7 rule 10 of CPC upon the application of the plaintiff himself?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: limitation
Thanks for referring an interesting question of law involved in the matter. I had carefully gone into the facts narrated by you in your reference.
Yes, there is limitation for presenting plaint before a proper court of jurisdiction. Prescribed period of limitation will remain same according to Limitation Act.
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Re: limitation
the limitation for filing a fresh suit will govern the case for re-filing of the plaint in proper court.
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