Section 3 of the Property Act 1882, Explanation 1 of the Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Article 113 The concept of a registered instrument notice to the extent of challenging an instrument where any transaction relating to immovable property was to be registered by law and registered. That is, any party who participates in or participates in such property shall be deemed to have such notice of such device from the date of registration of such time, beginning with the date of registration and thus against This cannot be interrupted or prevented by alleged knowledge obtained by the party. Once the limits have been introduced under Article 113, the Limitation Act, 1908, it will continue to operate. Unless the cases are shown under any exception, but the case filed in the Delegation Act, 1908, filed under the Constitution under Article 113, Limitation Act, 1908, after a three-year legal period. had gone.
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