Under Sec 8 ........

Limitation Act (LA) 1963 Limitation of Suits etc

Under Sec. 8:

The period can be extended up to an extent of 3 years, if under the ordinary law out of the period of limitation prescribed, there remains j a period of less than 3 years for bringing the suit

If under the ordinary, law out of the period of limitation prescribed, there remains a period of more than 3 years for bringing the suit, no extension can be granted and the plaintiff can avail of the ordinary period (though longer than 3 years).

Both (a) and (b).

Only. (a).

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Explanation:

Let’s break this down:

- Option 1 says: If the regular law gives you less than 3 years left to sue, Section 8 can stretch that time up to 3 years.

- Option 2 says: If the regular law gives you more than 3 years, there's no extra extension—you just use that longer period.

- Option 3 is basically saying both the above points are true.

- Option 4 just repeats Option 1.

So, both situations (a) and (b) are correct and work together under Section 8. That means Option 3 is right—it covers what really happens under the law.