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Which section of the Limitation Act is based on the principle that the right of a party defrauded cannot be affected by lapse of time so long as he remains in ignorance of the fraud which has been committed:
Sec. 17.
Sec. 18.
Sec. 19.
Sec. 20.
- Section 17: Deals with the exclusion of time in cases where fraud has occurred.
- It states that the limitation period does not begin until the party affected by fraud discovers it.
- This is based on the principle that ignorance of the fraud should not affect the rights of the defrauded party.
- Section 18: Relates to the acknowledgment in writing of a debt or right.
- Written acknowledgment before the expiration of the limitation period can extend the period.
- Section 19: Covers the effect of payment on account of a debt or of interest on legacy.
- Part payment can extend the limitation period, resetting it from the date of payment.
- Section 20: Involves suits relating to trusts and trust property.
- It provides certain exceptions and applications to limitation rules in cases of fiduciary relationships.
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