Limitation Act 1963 | Section 30 and 31 | Helpful for JMFC MPSC & Judiciary Exams |

Описание: 📚 Section 30 & 31 – Transitional Provisions of Limitation Act, 1963 | Explained in Hindi + English | With Simple Examples

🧾 When the Limitation Act, 1963 came into force, what happened to the cases that were already pending under the 1908 Act?
What if the limitation period under the new Act was shorter than before?

🤔 Don’t worry – Section 30 and 31 answer this transition-related confusion perfectly!


🔍 In This Video:
✔️ What happens to suits or appeals filed before the 1963 Act?
✔️ Meaning of "transition clause"
✔️ How limitation is saved if older cases were within time under the 1908 Act
✔️ Importance of Section 30 (saving clause) and Section 31 (repeal clause)
✔️ Easy examples + tricks to remember!

🧠 Simplified Explanation:

➡️ Section 30:
If a suit, appeal or application became time-barred only because of the new limitation period under the 1963 Act, it could still be filed within 7 years from the commencement of the new Act (i.e., 1st January 1964), unless it was already barred under the old Act.

➡️ Section 31:
This section simply repeals the Limitation Act of 1908 and officially replaces it with the Limitation Act, 1963.

🎓 Best suited for:
✔️Judiciary aspirants (JMFC, Civil Judge, etc.)
✔️Law students (LL.B, B.L.S.)
✔️Young advocates and interns
✔️Anyone revising procedural law for prelims/mains.

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