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Which of the following correctly states the limitation period under the Schedule for various torts under Part VII (Suits relating to Tort) of the Limitation Act?
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B.
1. The Schedule to the Limitation Act, 1963 in **Part VII (Suits relating to Tort)** prescribes a period of **ONE YEAR** for most personal torts.
2. **Article 73** — compensation for false imprisonment: 1 year, from when the imprisonment ends.
3. **Article 74** — compensation for malicious prosecution: 1 year, from when plaintiff is acquitted / prosecution otherwise terminated.
4. **Article 75** — compensation for libel: 1 year, from when the libel is published.
5. **Article 76** — compensation for slander: 1 year, from when words are spoken (or, if special damage is essential, when the special damage results).
6. **Article 79** — illegal, irregular or excessive distress: 1 year. **Article 80** — wrongful seizure under legal process: 1 year.
_Source: ICSI CS Executive — Lesson 7, Annexure The Schedule, Part VII Articles 72-80, p. 165._
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