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Extension of limitation period in lockdown by Supreme Court.

Most of the courts have been closed from last march to presently in July. In this respect Supreme court has ordered extension of limitation expiring after 15 march to fifteen days after lifting of lockdown in jurisdictional area where dispute lies.
Snapshot of order is made available here.
                           Bharata law
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