What is the limitation period in a suit by a landlord to recover possession from a tenant after the ...........

Limitation Act (LA) 1963 Acquisition of ownership by possession

What is the limitation period in a suit by a landlord to recover possession from a tenant after the date the tenancy is determined ?

One year

Two years

Six years

Twelve years

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Explanation:

- The limitation period refers to the time frame within which a landlord must file a legal action to recover possession from a tenant after the tenancy ends.

- Option 1: One year – This option is not correct because one year is too short for such a suit.

- Option 2: Two years – This option is also not correct. Typically, property-related disputes have longer limitation periods.

- Option 3: Six years – This is reserved for certain contract breaches but typically not for property possession suits.

- Option 4: Twelve years – This is the correct choice. The limitation period for a landlord to recover possession from a tenant is generally twelve years after the end of a tenancy.