Gurdeep Singh And ORS. v. Sadhu Singh And ORS.

  
  

  

 

   

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 5 $4 #/, Description of suit Period of limitation
Time from which period begins to run

   
A suit for possession of ancestral immovable property which has been alienated on the ground that the alienation is not binding on the plaintiff according to custom

(a) if no declaratory decree of the nature referred to in Article 1 is obtained 6 years Firstly:

If the alienation is by a registered deed, the date of registration of such deed.

Secondly:

If the alienation is not by a registered deed (a) if an entry regarding the alienation in the Register of Mutation has been attested by a Revenue Office under the Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1887, the date on which the entry is attested ;

(b) if such entry has not ben attested, the date on which the alience takes physical possession of the whole or any part of the property alienated in pursuance of such alienation ;

(c) in all other cases the date on which the alienation comes to the knowledge of the plaintiff.
(b) if such declaratory decree is obtained 3 years The date on which the right to sue accrues or the date on which the declaratory decree is obtained, whichever is later.

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