The Limitation Act, 1908 Model Test 0% It must be finished within just 30 minutes. Time Over. Thank you Limitation act half model test universal The Limitation Act Question: 50 Marks: 50 Time: 30 Minute 1 / 50 Under Section 15(1), if the institution of a suit is stayed by an injunction, what happens to the time of the continuance of the injunction? A) It is excluded B) It is included in the limitation period C) It restarts the limitation period D) It bars the suit forever Explanation: According to Section 15 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "It is excluded". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 2 / 50 What is the consequence of instituting a suit after the prescribed period of limitation? A) It shall be accepted with a fine B) It depends on the defendant's plea C) It shall be stayed D) It shall be dismissed Explanation: Under the statutory provisions of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "It shall be dismissed". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 3 / 50 Under Section 2(7), nothing shall be deemed to be done in "good faith" which is not done with: A) Proper documentation B) Due care and attention C) Honest intentions D) Legal consultation Explanation: According to Section 2 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Due care and attention". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 4 / 50 When is a suit instituted in the case of a pauper? A) When the court grants leave B) When his application for leave to sue as a pauper is made C) When the defendant appears D) When the plaint is presented Explanation: Under the statutory provisions of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "When his application for leave to sue as a pauper is made". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 5 / 50 If a document is fraudulently concealed, limitation runs from when the person first had the means of: A) Copying it B) Producing it or compelling its production C) Destroying it D) Reading it Explanation: Under the statutory provisions of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Producing it or compelling its production". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 6 / 50 An acknowledgment made by the manager of a Hindu undivided family (Section 21(3)): A) Is deemed to have been made on behalf of the whole family B) Is invalid C) Requires consent of all members D) Binds only the manager Explanation: According to Section 21 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Is deemed to have been made on behalf of the whole family". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 7 / 50 Which of the following is considered a legal disability under Section 6? A) Being a minor, insane, or an idiot B) Insolvency C) Poverty D) Imprisonment Explanation: According to Section 6 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Being a minor, insane, or an idiot". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 8 / 50 For a payment to start a fresh period under Section 20, the acknowledgment of payment must appear in: A) A stamped receipt only B) A bank statement C) The handwriting of, or in a writing signed by the person making the payment D) The creditor's ledger only Explanation: According to Section 20 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "The handwriting of, or in a writing signed by the person making the payment". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 9 / 50 Section 23: In the case of a continuing wrong independent of contract, when does the fresh period of limitation begin? A) When the police report is filed B) From the first wrong C) At every moment of the time during which the wrong continues D) When the wrongdoer is caught Explanation: According to Section 23 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "At every moment of the time during which the wrong continues". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 10 / 50 Which section of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 is directly referenced in Section 6(1)? A) Section 10 B) Section 48 C) Section 11 D) Section 151 Explanation: According to Section 6 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Section 48". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 11 / 50 Do the rules of Section 6 (Legal disability) apply to a suit to enforce rights of pre-emption? A) No (Sec 8) B) Yes C) Yes, if insane D) Yes, if minor Explanation: According to Section 6 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "No (Sec 8)". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 12 / 50 According to Section 3, when is a suit instituted in the case of a claim against a wound-up company? A) When the court confirms the claim B) When the claimant first sends in his claim to the official liquidator C) When the liquidator is appointed D) On the date of winding up Explanation: According to Section 3 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "When the claimant first sends in his claim to the official liquidator". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 13 / 50 Under Section 28, what exactly is extinguished at the determination of the limitation period for property possession? A) The right to claim damages B) The right to such property itself C) The right to file an appeal D) Only the right to evict Explanation: According to Section 28 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "The right to such property itself". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 14 / 50 Does Section 22(1) apply if a party is added owing to devolution of any interest during the pendency of a suit? A) Only if it's bankruptcy B) Yes C) No, Section 22(2) explicitly excludes this scenario D) Only if it's a death Explanation: According to Section 22 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "No, Section 22(2) explicitly excludes this scenario". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 15 / 50 If an easement is claimed over Government property, what is the required period of continuous enjoyment? A) 60 years B) 20 years C) 30 years D) 100 years Explanation: Under the statutory provisions of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "60 years". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 16 / 50 According to Section 3, a suit is dismissed if instituted after the period prescribed in which schedule? A) First schedule B) Special schedule C) Third schedule D) Second schedule Explanation: According to Section 3 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "First schedule". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 17 / 50 What suspends the running of time for recovering a debt according to the proviso of Section 9? A) The debtor leaving the country B) Letters of administration to the estate of a creditor being granted to his debtor C) A national emergency D) The creditor falling ill Explanation: According to Section 9 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Letters of administration to the estate of a creditor being granted to his debtor". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 18 / 50 Are sections 4 to 25 inclusive acting as exceptions to the general rule of dismissal in Section 3? A) Yes B) No C) Only sections 4 to 10 D) Only sections 12 to 25 Explanation: According to Section 3 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Yes". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 19 / 50 An instrument whereby a person obliges himself to pay money to another, on condition that the obligation shall be void if a specified act is performed, is called a: A) Bill of exchange B) Bond C) Promissory note D) Cheque Explanation: Under the statutory provisions of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Bond". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 20 / 50 Under Section 21(1), the expression "agent duly authorised" for a person under disability includes: A) His elder sibling B) His lawful guardian, committee or manager C) His neighbor D) Any lawyer Explanation: According to Section 21 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "His lawful guardian, committee or manager". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 21 / 50 Section 22(2): Does the rule of new limitation starting upon substitution apply when a plaintiff is made a defendant? A) No, Section 22(1) does not apply to this case B) Yes C) Only in tort claims D) Only in property disputes Explanation: According to Section 22 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "No, Section 22(1) does not apply to this case". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 22 / 50 Under Section 7, if one of several jointly entitled persons is under a disability, and a discharge CAN be given without his concurrence, what happens to the limitation time? A) Time will not run against any of them B) Time runs only against the disabled person C) The suit is dismissed D) Time will run against them all Explanation: According to Section 7 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Time will run against them all". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 23 / 50 Does Section 6(1) apply to applications for the execution of a decree? A) Only monetary decrees B) No C) Only decree of possession D) Yes Explanation: According to Section 6 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Yes". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 24 / 50 Under Sec 15(1), if the execution of a decree is stayed by an injunction, is the day the injunction was withdrawn excluded? A) No B) Yes C) Depends on the judge D) Counted as half day Explanation: According to Section 15 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Yes". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 25 / 50 (Illustration) A enjoys right of way over B's land for 25 years. But for 10 of those years, C (a Hindu widow) had a life interest. Does A have an absolute easement if B contests within 3 years of C's death? A) The court will divide the right B) No, because 10 years are excluded, leaving only 15 years of valid enjoyment C) Yes, 25 > 20 D) Yes, if A paid C Explanation: Under the statutory provisions of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "No, because 10 years are excluded, leaving only 15 years of valid enjoyment". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 26 / 50 Under Sec 14 Explanation I, is the day the former suit was instituted counted in the excluded time? A) No B) Only for civil suits C) Only for commercial suits D) Yes Explanation: According to Section 14 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Yes". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 27 / 50 Does the Limitation Act, 1908 apply to suits under the Divorce Act (Section 29(3))? A) No, nothing in this Act applies to suits under the Divorce Act B) Only for property settlements C) Only for child custody D) Yes, fully Explanation: According to Section 29 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "No, nothing in this Act applies to suits under the Divorce Act". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 28 / 50 Which sections of the Limitation Act, 1908 came into force at once? A) Sections 3 and 5 B) Only Section 1 C) Sections 1 and 2 D) Sections 1 and 31 Explanation: Under the statutory provisions of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Sections 1 and 31". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 29 / 50 Does Section 17 apply to suits for the possession of immoveable property? A) No B) Only if the deceased left a will C) Only in urban areas D) Yes Explanation: According to Section 17 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "No". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 30 / 50 Does the Limitation Act 1908 extend to territories outside Bangladesh? A) Yes, to India B) No, it extends to the whole of Bangladesh C) Yes, to Pakistan D) Yes, internationally Explanation: Under the statutory provisions of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "No, it extends to the whole of Bangladesh". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 31 / 50 According to Section 14 (Explanation III), misjoinder of parties is deemed to be: A) A fatal error B) Non-excusable C) A fraudulent act D) A cause of a like nature with defect of jurisdiction Explanation: According to Section 14 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "A cause of a like nature with defect of jurisdiction". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 32 / 50 Does Section 28 extinguish the right itself or merely bar the remedy? A) Merely bars the remedy B) Creates a new right C) Converts it to a tenancy D) Extinguishes the right to such property Explanation: According to Section 28 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Extinguishes the right to such property". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 33 / 50 If a suit requires a mandatory notice period under any enactment, is that notice period excluded from limitation? A) No B) Only for government suits C) Only if it exceeds 30 days D) Yes Explanation: Under the statutory provisions of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Yes". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 34 / 50 Section 19 Explanation I: Is an acknowledgment sufficient if it is accompanied by a refusal to pay, deliver, or perform? A) No, it nullifies it B) Yes C) Only for small debts D) Only if the refusal is polite Explanation: According to Section 19 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Yes". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 35 / 50 Does Section 18 allow computing time against an innocent purchaser who claims through a fraudster? A) Yes B) Only if the property is moveable C) Always D) No, not if they claim in good faith and for a valuable consideration Explanation: According to Section 18 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "No, not if they claim in good faith and for a valuable consideration". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 36 / 50 Are the rules of Section 6 (Legal disability) available for an application for execution of a decree? A) Only for eviction decrees B) Only for money decrees C) No D) Yes Explanation: According to Section 6 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Yes". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 37 / 50 Section 21(2): If one of several joint mortgagees signs a written acknowledgment, does it charge the other mortgagees? A) Only if they are a married couple B) Yes, if they hold equal shares C) No, not by reason only of that signature D) Yes, jointly and severally Explanation: According to Section 21 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "No, not by reason only of that signature". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 38 / 50 Under Section 10, does the exemption from limitation apply to "assigns for valuable consideration" of a trustee? A) Only if the assignment was secret B) Yes C) No, they are explicitly excluded D) Only for real estate Explanation: According to Section 10 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "No, they are explicitly excluded". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 39 / 50 Under Section 21(3)(b), who usually makes an acknowledgment on behalf of a Hindu undivided family? A) The mother B) The eldest son C) The manager of the family for the time being D) The family priest Explanation: According to Section 21 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "The manager of the family for the time being". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 40 / 50 Does Section 17 (effect of death) apply to suits for the possession of an hereditary office? A) Only for religious offices B) Yes C) No D) Only for government offices Explanation: According to Section 17 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "No". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 41 / 50 (Illustration) A sues for a legacy. Accruer during minority. He attains majority 11 years later. Ordinary law leaves 1 year. Under Sections 6 and 8, how much time does he have from attaining majority? A) 2 years B) 3 years C) 12 years D) 1 year Explanation: Under the statutory provisions of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "3 years". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 42 / 50 In excluding the time of a former pending suit under Section 14 (Explanation I), which days are counted? A) Both the day it was instituted and the day it ended B) Neither C) Only the day it ended D) Only the day it was instituted Explanation: According to Section 14 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Both the day it was instituted and the day it ended". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 43 / 50 If a writing containing an acknowledgment is undated, can oral evidence of its contents be received (Sec 19(2))? A) Only for the signature B) No, subject to Evidence Act, oral evidence of contents not received C) Yes, if the judge asks D) Yes, always Explanation: According to Section 19 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "No, subject to Evidence Act, oral evidence of contents not received". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 44 / 50 If a legal representative is also affected by a disability at the date of death, do the rules of Section 6 apply to him? A) Yes B) No C) Only if he is insane D) Only if he is a minor Explanation: According to Section 6 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Yes". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 45 / 50 Does a continuing breach of contract mean limitation starts only once at the first breach? A) No, a fresh period begins at every moment the breach continues B) Yes, for lease agreements C) Yes, unless written otherwise D) Yes Explanation: Under the statutory provisions of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "No, a fresh period begins at every moment the breach continues". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 46 / 50 Section 21(3)(a): An acknowledgment by a Hindu widow binds whom? A) A reversioner succeeding to such liability B) The Government C) No one D) Her children only Explanation: According to Section 21 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "A reversioner succeeding to such liability". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 47 / 50 Under Section 26, how long must access and use of light or air be peaceably enjoyed to become an absolute easement against a private party? A) 60 years B) 30 years C) 12 years D) 20 years Explanation: According to Section 26 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "20 years". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 48 / 50 According to Section 11(1), suits instituted in Bangladesh on foreign contracts are subject to: A) International law B) No limitation rules C) The rules of limitation contained in the Bangladesh Limitation Act D) The rules of the foreign country Explanation: According to Section 11 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "The rules of limitation contained in the Bangladesh Limitation Act". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 49 / 50 "Defendant" under Section 2(4) includes: A) Only the person originally sued B) The court official C) The plaintiff's lawyer D) Any person from or through whom a defendant derives his liability to be sued Explanation: According to Section 2 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "Any person from or through whom a defendant derives his liability to be sued". This is established statutory law applicable for the Bangladesh Bar Council and Judicial Service examination syllabus. 50 / 50 Under Sec 5, who must satisfy the court about "sufficient cause"? A) The appellant or applicant B) The public prosecutor C) The court clerk D) The respondent Explanation: According to Section 5 of The Limitation Act, 1908, the legally correct resolution is "The appellant or applicant". 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