Vol. 12 · pages 391–395

OUTLINE OF LECTURES ON THE LAW OF LIMITATION I. INTRODUCTORY 1. § Nature of the Law of Limitation. 2. § Distinction between Limitation—Estoppel— Acquiescence and Laches. 3. § The object of the Law of Limitation. II. ARRANGEMENT OF THE LAW OF LIMITATION 1. § Operation of Lapse of time under the Indian Statute Law. 2. § Scheme of the Act. III. APPLICABILITY OF THE ACT 1. § In respect of territory. 2. § In respect of Special Proceedings. 3. § In respect of Criminal Proceedings. 4. § In respect of Civil Proceedings. 5. § In respect of Persons (not legible) against a Special Law. IV. QUESTIONS ARISING OUT OF COLUMN 3 I. WHEN DOES TIME BEGIN TO RUN 1. § General Rule.—When Right to sue accrues. EXCEPTIONS : (1) § Cases where limitation commences before the Right to sue accrues. (2) § Cases where limitation does not commence even when the right to sue has accrued. (3) § Cases where there arises a fresh starting-point of limitation. (NOTE.—S. Nos. of parts and Chapters are retained as of original MS.—ed.)

374 DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR : WRITINGS AND SPEECHES 2. § Starting point in cases of successive wrongs. 3. § Starting point in cases of continuing wrongs. II. AGAINST WHEN DOES TIME BEGIN TO RUN ? 1. § When against the Plaintiff. 2. § When against the Defendant. V. QUESTIONS ARISING OUT OF COLUMN 2 I. HOW IS THE PERIOD TO BE COMPUTED ? 1. § Calender. 2. § Cases in which time is excluded. 3. § Cases in which time lost is deducted. II. CAN THE PERIOD BE EXTENDED ? III. CAN THE DELAY BE EXCUSED ? IX CONSTRUCTION OF THE STATUTE OF LIMITATION (1) General Principles. (2) Specific and Residuary Articles. PART IV.—QUESTIONS ARISING OUT OF COLUMN I Division I—Suits Group I— Suits for money. 57-64-85. Explain:— (1) Account stated—64. (2) Monies had and received—62. (3) Mutual, Open and Current Account—85. (4) Deposit—60. Group II.—Suits on Negotiable Instruments— 69—80. Explain.—Money payable by Instalments—75. Group III.—Suits by minor on attaining Majority —44. Explain. Group IV.— Suits on mortgages —132, 134, 147, 148. Explain. Group V.—Suits to recover immovable Property