CS Executive · Jurisprudence, Interpretation and General Laws · Law relating to Limitation
Which of the following is stated in section 29(3) of the Limitation Act, 1963?
Section 29(3) provides that, unless the marriage and divorce law itself provides otherwise, nothing in the Limitation Act, 1963 applies to any suit or proceeding under that law. So the Act is generally excluded for such proceedings.
- AThe Act applies fully to every proceeding under marriage and divorce laws
- BSave as otherwise provided in any law for marriage and divorce, nothing in the Act applies to proceedings under such lawCorrect
- CMarriage and divorce proceedings must be filed within ninety days
- DSection 3 alone applies to marriage and divorce proceedings
Explanation
Section 29(3) says that, save as otherwise provided in any law in force for marriage and divorce, nothing in the Act applies to a suit or proceeding under such law. The first option reverses the rule, and the other two invent periods or limited application not found in the section.
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