Supreme Court of India
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. v. Pawan Kumar Gupta
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Limitation Act, Art. 112 -Applicability of- Do T entitled c to file suit within thirty years under the period of /imitation provided u!Art. 112-Assets and liabilities transferred by Do T (of Central Government) to appellant-company - Suit filed by appellant-company beyond the period of 3 years against the respondent-subscriber for the amount due from the installation of telephone connection - Whether benefit of Art.112 accrue in favour of appellant-company - Held: Appellant Company is a statutory authority, it is not synonymous with the Central Government - It is distinctly independent and…
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