SUPREME COURT Limitation period - Period of limitation would commence from the date on which the cause of action takes place - Had there been any statute giving right of appeal to the respondent and if the respondent had filed such a statutory appeal, the period of limitation would have commenced from the date when the statutory appeal was decided - Simply by making a representation, when there is no statutory provision or there is no statutory appeal provided, the period of limitation would not get extended - A person may go on making representations for years and in such an event the period of limitation would not commence from the date on which the last representation is decided. State Of Tripura & Ors vs Arabinda Chakraborty Decided on 21 April, 2014 CIVIL APPEAL NO. 1322 OF 2007 Follow us on twitter https://twitter/indianlawforum
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